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Yashasvi Jaiswal scores century as India completes 3-0 ODI sweep over Afghanistan

On June 20, Team India achieved a 3-0 series whitewash against Afghanistan at M.A. Chidambaram Stadium. Yashasvi Jaiswal notched up a century, while Prasidh Krishna claimed five wickets. This win underscores India's dominance throughout the series, putting Afghanistan in a tough spot with their batting issues.

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Jun 21, 2026 · 1 min read · 5 views
Yashasvi Jaiswal scores century as India completes 3-0 ODI sweep over Afghanistan

Key Takeaways

  • Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a stunning century, contributing to a 170-run opening partnership with Rohit Sharma in the final ODI.
  • Prasidh Krishna achieved his maiden five-wicket haul with impressive figures of 5 for 23 in just 8 overs.
  • Afghanistan collapsed to 36 for 4 at one point, struggling against India's bowling attack throughout the match.
  • Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi scored a determined hundred, but it wasn't enough to stabilize Afghanistan's innings against India.

Team India wrapped up 3-0 series sweep against Afghanistan in the third and final ODI Saturday, June 20, at M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Chasing 219,the hosts hit target in under 30 overs, showing dominance throughout match.

Yashasvi Jaiswal stood out,scoring a century and forming strong partnership with Rohit Sharma. They added 170 runs for opening wicket,Sharma hitting quick 79. Jaiswal's spot in playing XI,replacing Arshdeep Singh,was a key decision as he quickly made impact.

Afghanistan's innings started badly,collapsing to 36 for 4. Captain Hashmatullah Shahidi fought back with a determined hundred, but couldn't stabilize innings. Early dismissals of Rahmanullah Gurbaz (5), Ibrahim Zadran (11),and Rahmat Shah (5) all came from edges to Sharma at slip, as Afghan batsmen struggled against Indian bowlers. Darwish Rasooli's dismissal for one run added to their woes.

Prasidh Krishna played vital role in dismantling Afghan lineup, claiming maiden five-wicket haul. His impressive 5 for 23 came in just 8 overs, with fifth wicket being Shahidi in 44th over. Krishna's performance was key in keeping Afghanistan to 218 runs.

Rohit Sharma had early scare when dropped by Fareed Ahmad in fifth over,with veteran on just 10 runs. This miss could've changed match,but Sharma used his luck,leading team to victory. Another close call in 18th over with a run-out chance squandered, allowing Jaiswal to continue and secure century .

With this win, Team India not only showed batting strength but also strong bowling,leaving Afghanistan to ponder missed chances and a string of poor performances…

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