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Youthful India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored his lady twofold ton on the second day of the second Test against Britain here on Saturday. Playing just his 6th Test, the 22-year-old's shocking thump took India to 375 for 7 out of 102 overs.

Jaiswal, in this way, turned into the third most youthful Indian to score a twofold hundred in Test cricket. He hit 18 fours and seven sixes in transit the twofold 100 years.

Vinod Kambli holds the differentiation of being the most youthful Indian to score a twofold hundred years against Britain at 21 years old years and 335 days back in 1993.

The record for the second most youthful Indian twofold centurion in Test is additionally held by Kambi, who scored his second progressive twofold ton against Zimbabwe at the age 21 years and 355 days.

Before Kambli, the record was held by Sumil Gavaskar who scored his lady ton in West Indies back in 1971.

Jaiswal had scored 171 on his Test debut against the West Indies last year.

He had scored 80 in the series opener in Hyderabad, which India lost by 28 runs.

Continuing his innings at 179, Jaiswal included one more 28 runs the second day with individual short-term hitter Ravichandran Ashwin (20), who was excused by James Anderson.

Jaiswal arrived at the achievement with a six and a four off Shoaib Bashir in the 102nd over.

India had posted 336 for 6 on day 1.

The hosts are following 0-1 in the continuous five-match series.