Shubman Gill, one of India’s brightest young cricket talents, has been delivering a stellar performance in the ongoing India vs Bangladesh 1st Test. With 11 centuries across formats, Gill has consistently shown his prowess with the bat and played a pivotal role in India’s innings on Day 3, along with Rishabh Pant. As India’s vice-captain in the white-ball format, Gill continues to cement his place as a key player for the national team.
Gill made his Test debut for India on December 26, 2020, against Australia. His memorable knock of 91 runs in the fourth Test at the Gabba in Brisbane helped India secure a historic series win. He has since accumulated 1,577 runs in Test matches, including four centuries. His journey in One Day Internationals (ODIs) has also been remarkable, with Gill recording six centuries, including a high score of 208. In T20 Internationals (T20Is), he has one century to his name.
Shubman Gill’s ODI Stats:
- Matches: 47
- Runs: 2,328
- Highest Score: 208
- Average: 58.20
- Centuries: 6
- Fifties: 13
Shubman Gill’s Test Stats:
- Matches: 26
- Runs: 1,577
- Highest Score: 128
- Average: 36.67
- Centuries: 4
- Fifties: 7
Shubman Gill’s T20I Stats:
- Matches: 21
- Runs: 578
- Highest Score: 126*
- Average: 30.42
- Strike Rate: 139.27
- Centuries: 1
- Fifties: 3
Gill’s consistency across formats, along with his ability to anchor crucial innings, makes him a key player for India’s future. With his current form in the Test series against Bangladesh, fans eagerly await more remarkable performances from him in the coming matches.
