Gill Responsible For Jaiswal’s Run-Out On 175? Kumble’s Blunt Verdict

Sat Oct 11 13:36:34 UTC 2025: **Summary:**

Yashasvi Jaiswal was run out early on Day 2 of the second Test against West Indies after adding only two runs to his overnight score of 173. A quick single attempt off a Jayden Seales delivery resulted in Shubman Gill denying the run. Jaiswal failed to get back in time, and Tevin Imlach completed the run-out. Former India captain Anil Kumble blamed Jaiswal for the dismissal, while former West Indies opener Daren Ganga felt both Jaiswal and Gill were equally responsible. Despite the dismissal, Jaiswal was India’s top scorer in the innings, which India declared at 518 for 5. Shubman Gill also contributed with an unbeaten 129.

**News Article:**

**Jaiswal Run Out Sparks Debate as India Dominate West Indies Test**

Delhi – Yashasvi Jaiswal’s promising innings in the second Test against West Indies came to an abrupt end on Saturday morning with a controversial run-out. Resuming on 173, Jaiswal was dismissed for 175 after a mix-up with partner Shubman Gill on a quick single attempt.

The incident occurred early in the day’s play when Jaiswal drove a Jayden Seales delivery to mid-off and called for a run. Gill, sensing the risk, denied the single, leaving Jaiswal stranded and unable to make it back to his crease in time. Wicketkeeper Tevin Imlach completed the run-out, leaving Jaiswal visibly frustrated.

The dismissal has sparked debate amongst cricket pundits. Former Indian captain Anil Kumble laid the blame squarely on Jaiswal’s shoulders, stating, “It was Yashasvi Jaiswal’s fault… There was absolutely no chance.” However, former West Indies opener Daren Ganga offered a different perspective, suggesting both batsmen were partially responsible. “It was 50-50. It’s a risk he shouldn’t have taken, especially being well set at the start of a new day.” Ganga said.

Despite the unfortunate dismissal, Jaiswal remained India’s top scorer in the innings. Shubman Gill went on to make an unbeaten 129 as India declared their innings at 518 for 5, putting them in a commanding position in the match.

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