If the time is right, Suryakumar Yadav will make his Test debut, and he says, “Aa Raha Hai, Wo Time Bhi Aa Raha Hai.”

Suryakumar Yadav is in a class all by himself when it comes to batting average. On Sunday, the player got his second hundred in a Twenty20 International within the current calendar year.

At the Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui, the batting master helped India win the second Twenty20 International (T20I) match of the three-match series against New Zealand by a score of 65 runs. He had a superb performance of 111 not out off 51 balls.

Over the course of 41 Twenty20 Internationals, Suryakumar Yadav has amassed a total of 1395 runs. His strike rate in the format is over 180, despite the fact that he has an average of 45.00.

Suryakumar is having a fruitful career not only in the shortest format of the game, but also in one-day internationals. In the format, he has an average of 34.00 based on the 340 runs that he has scored throughout 13 matches.

Suryakumar Yadav performance in red-ball cricket at the top level has not yet been seen, despite the fact that the late bloomer has had a successful career playing white-ball cricket up until this point.

When asked about the possibility of him making his Test debut in the near future, Suryakumar responded by stating that it will take place very soon.

“Aa raha hai, aa raha hai, wo time bhi aa raha hai. Matlab will begin playing red ball cricket as soon as humlog cricket begins, and our own Mumbai team will begin playing first-class cricket shortly thereafter, thus this seems like a good concept to me for how the game would be structured. Also, that format is going to be a lot of fun for us, so we’ll be looking forward to that, and we’re keeping our fingers crossed that the test match cap will arrive soon (Test cap). When we first begin a game of cricket, we always start with the red ball.

As a result of my First-Class cricket experience, during which I performed admirably for Mumbai, I am familiar with the structure of the game. I really enjoy playing with the red ball, and I’m hoping that I’ll get to make my debut in a test match very soon “In a press conference held after India’s victory against New Zealand, Suryakumar Yadav made the following statement.

Suryakumar has participated in 77 First-Class matches, accumulating 5326 points at an average of slightly more than 44. In the format, he has scored 14 centuries and 26 fifties to go along with his totals. In the sake of accuracy, his greatest score is a 200.