Yashasvi Jaiswal ended Day 1 of the 2nd Test against West Indies unbeaten on 173, putting India in a commanding position at 318 for 2 after 90 overs. With Shubman Gill at the other end on 20*, the spotlight firmly rests on the young opener, who now stands within striking distance of a rare milestone — a Test triple century.

Triple centuries are among cricket’s most elusive feats, achieved only 33 times in Test history. For India, just two batters — Virender Sehwag and Karun Nair — have entered the exclusive 300-run club. While reaching the mark is never guaranteed, Jaiswal’s situation offers hope grounded in probability, not fantasy.

The biggest advantage for the 22-year-old left-hander is time. With India losing only two wickets on the opening day, they have the luxury to bat deep into

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