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Jaiswal was Indian captain Rohit Sharma's opening partner in the home T20 series against Afghanistan earlier this year but his place looked under threat as he struggled for runs in the IPL -- 39 being his highest score in his first seven matches.
RR continue to top the table with 14 points from eight games, while MI are struggling in seventh place with six points from eight outings.
Jaiswal ended the series with 712 runs, including two double hundreds and three fifties at an averaging 89 and a strike rate of close to 80.
Jaiswal became only the second Indian after Gavaskar to tally over 700-runs in a Test series.
He will also do well not to fall for phrases like 'Jaisball' style, as the same critics who have coined this and are singing his praises today will be in forefront to rubbish him and ask for his head.
The 22-year-old joined Indian batting legends Sunil Gavaskar, Virat Kohli, Rahul Dravid as well as Dilip Sardesai to amass more than 600 runs in a Test series.
The third Test featuring India and England at Rajkot was the latest to witness Indian batsmen going into a shell when nearing a landmark.
Mark Wood made a quickfire 33 before being the last England batter dismissed as India registered their biggest Test win in terms of runs.
Bumrah, armed with the reversing ball, then turned the match on its head and England were all out for 253 conceding a first-innings lead of 143.
To Gaikwad's credit, the Indian vice-captain did not express any anger and quietly walked off. However, Stoinis let Jaiswal know he had committed a big blunder by celebrating in his face.