Overview
- Yashasvi Jaiswal said on the Raj Shamani podcast that his long-term goal is to captain India and that he is working daily to grow as a leader.
- He has been named in India’s ODI squad for the Australia tour, with reports suggesting he may not make the immediate playing XI.
- Jaiswal said he has overhauled his fitness routine to improve longevity and skills as he pursues multi-format relevance.
- The statement comes in a changing leadership landscape after selectors appointed Shubman Gill as ODI captain, replacing Rohit Sharma.
- A Test regular with hundreds in every series since debut and a double century against England, Jaiswal still has limited white-ball exposure, including just one ODI appearance to date.