Dhruv Jurel has already demonstrated in his brief career that India’s wicket-keeping responsibilities are secure whenever Rishabh Pant is unavailable.

However, with his maiden Test century on Friday, the young player emphasised the significance of being “one hundred per cent ready" to capitalise on rare opportunities.

Jurel struck a 125-run knock against West Indies, combining with Ravindra Jadeja to add 206 runs, increasing India’s lead to 286 runs.

Despite being the second-choice after the mercurial Pant in Test cricket, Jurel once again excelled in every aspect following a brilliant opening day.

“It’s about the huge privilege even if you are not getting the chance (to play), you are (still getting to be) with the squad. How many get to be with the squad and how many (get to) play Te

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