Yashasvi Jaiswal is insatiable. When he is training in Talegao in Maharashtra at the Rajasthan Royals High Performance Centre, he can go through more than 100 overs of batting in one day. That's sidearm, bowling, manual throwing, all by different people from different angles with little or no breaks. In a two-hour net session with teams he is with, he can hog one net for upwards of an hour. He has been talked into being more mindful of other players' needs, which he has respected. So now he just waits for others to finish and takes the deliverers of balls back into the net at the end of the training.
Yashasvi Jaiswal and an exceptional understanding of how to score runs
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