Yashwash Jaiswal, the young batsman of the Indian cricket team, will play for Mumbai in the next domestic season. The Mumbai Cricket Association has allowed him to return the No Objection Certificate. Yashwashi Jaiswal sought the NOC from Mumbai. After which he was supposed to join the Goa team but he has changed his decision again and now he will see play with the Mumbai team.
Ajinkya Naik, president of the Mumbai Cricket Association, confirmed the decision by talking to the media. He told that we have accepted the return of the NOC application and will be available for Mumbai in the next domestic season. Yashwashi Jaiswal is currently on a tour of England for a five -Test series and started with a century in Headingle, but left four catches in bowling.
In April, Yashwashi Jaiswal sought NOC
In April, Yashwashi Jaiswal sought a No Objection Certificate from MCA to play from Goa. Goa offered her to captain the team and qualified for the team Ranji Trophy in the knockout phase.
At this time, Yashwashi Jaiswal said that Goa has given me a new opportunity and has given me a chance to captain. My first goal was to perform well for India. Whenever I am not at national duty, I will play for Goa and try to get it in the tournament.
A few days after receiving the NOC, he again contacted the Mumbai Cricket Association. In May, he appealed to the MCA to return the NOC by writing an email, in which he told him that the plan to go to Goa has been postponed.
Yashwashi Jaiswal came from Uttar Pradesh to Mumbai
Yashwasi Jaiswal, who came to Mumbai, dreamed of playing cricket at the age of 11 in Bhadohi district of Uttar Pradesh made a place in Indian cricket on the force of his passion and hard work. With the representation of India at the under-19 level, it proved his talent in domestic cricket by scoring a double century in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
