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Dhruv Jurel’s rise from Agra to the Indian Test team is built on unrelenting work ethic, meticulous training, and remarkable temperament. Mentored by Vikram Rathour and coaches at the Rajasthan Royals' academy, the wicketkeeper-batter has impressed with Saha-like glovework and Dravid-like patience.

India seized firm control of the opening day of the first Test against West Indies, bowling out the visitors for just 162, spearheaded by Mohammed Siraj and Jasprit Bumrah. KL Rahul then anchored India's response with an unbeaten half-century, guiding them to 121/2. India now trails by only 41 runs with eight wickets remaining, positioning them strongly for Day 2.