Shubman Gill repeated Sunil Gavaskar's wonder after 54 years.Image Credit Source: PTI
Shubman Gill and their bat are not taking the name of stopping. As soon as the responsibility of captaining Team India, Shubman Gill's bat is not a shower of run, but it has rained. Shubman Gill, who is running a continuous run on England tour, has now created history in Edgbaston. Indian captain Gill has scored a tremendous century in the second innings after scoring a double century in this Test match. Gill, who landed for batting on the fourth day of Edgbaston Test, batted in the second innings and completed his century. With this, he became the second and 9th batsman of the world only in India who scored a double century and century in a Test match.
Shubman Gill, who started his tour and his captaincy term with a century in the Leeds Test, also continued his wonderful form in Edgbaston. In the very first innings of this Test, Gill made history by scoring 269 runs. He became the Indian captain who played the biggest innings in Test cricket. If someone felt that Gill's bat would no longer run in the second innings, then the star batsman also rejected this apprehension and in the second innings also he did a wonderful by scoring a century, which has been able to do less batsmen.
On Saturday 5 July, on the fourth day of this Test, when Team India came forward to carry out their second innings, its second wicket fell shortly. Captain Gill entered the ground here and after that he started his batting from where he finished in the first innings. No England batsman could disturb Gill and in the second session, the Indian captain completed a memorable century in 129 balls. He scored the 8th of Gill's career, third of this series and fifth Test century against England.
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