Shubman Gill

With this century, Gill also equaled Pakistan captain and one of the finest batters of modern times, Babar Azam's record of scoring the most runs in a ...

Shubman Gill in ODI since 2022:64(53), 43(49), 98*(98), 82*(72), 33(34), 130(97), 3(7), 28(26), 49(57), 50(65), 4… [Pakistan](/topic/pakistan)captain and one of the finest batters of modern times, [Babar Azam](/topic/babar-azam)'s record of scoring the most runs in a three-match bilateral [ODI series](/topic/odi-series). They want similar immunity for executives deputed to boards of borrowing firms. Azam had achieved this milestone by scoring 360 runs against the [West Indies](/topic/west-indies)in 2016 to become the batter with the most runs against the opposition in a 3-match ODI series. In the second ODI contest, Gill scored 40 off 53 and helped India chase an easy target of just 109 runs in 50 overs. [Shubman Gill](/topic/shubman-gill)has hit the purple patch as the Punjab cricketer has been continuing to score centuries with ease.

Watch: In the third ODI against New Zealand, Shubman Gill played some exquisite shots to take 22 in an over from Lockie Ferguson.

The last ball was probably not quite as short, but Gill cut it past extra-cover to take the aggregate for the over to 22. Gill got the fourth hundred soon afterwards before Blair Tickner got him for an 78-ball 113. The first ball of the eighth over was neither too wide, nor too short, but Gill watched it intently and drilled it past mid-off for four.

Saif Ali Khan and Sachin Tendulkar faced social media mockery after India batter Shubman Gill hit his 4th ODI hundred against New Zealand.

Gill is the first player to slam a double hundred against New Zealand. He’s the eighth batter overall to reach a score of 200 in ODIs. Continuing his outstanding form in the 50-over format, Shubman Gill smashed his fourth ODI century in the third and final game of the three-match series against New Zealand at the Holkar Stadium in Indore. En route to his explosive innings of 112 off 78 balls, Shubman Gill matched Babar Azam’s record of scoring the most runs in a three-match ODI series. Gill was aggressive from the outset, taking the New Zealand bowlers on from ball one. Previously, Virat Kohli held the record with his tally of 283 runs against Sri Lanka earlier this month.

Shubman Gill has produced extraordinary ODI batting form this month, and it seems to be rubbing off on his India captain Rohit Sharma.

Easily the most entertaining opening pair in the world, both have the skills to make the brutal pull shot look beautiful.

True that he has perished to the pull of late, but still it is a folly to bowl short at him, not least on a ground with true bounce and short boundaries. The next ball, Ferguson shortened the length and widened the line, only for Gill to dab it down the third man for a four. Gill, fresh from a double hundred, dished out some gorgeous strokes, none as striking as the six he laced over extra-cover off Santner, nothing more than a front-foot stride, a back-foot shuffle to play the ball inside out and then a clean free swing of his bat. It was just the sixth time the pair has opened, but already they are hitting off like best friends. Soon after, he punished Michael Bracewell’s floaty off-breaks, hitting for a six and a four to enter his 90s. By the 15th over, it shot to 8.5, thanks to the introduction of Mitchell Santner, who Sharma welcomed with two sixes in three balls. and Daryl Mitchell, who Sharma greeted with a rare paddle sweep, followed by two fours in the next three balls. The ball was just about over-pitched, Rohit took a half-stride, met the ball on the rise and just played it through the gaps. Only when it is at least chest-high that he unfurls the pull and the hook. The off-driven six of Duffy in fifth over was a thing of pure beauty, a shot that could be described in isolation. Duffy was extracting bounce on the quickest and bounciest surface in the series. But with Tendulkar, you expect him to be in the perfect position to play the stroke.

Young Punjab batsman Shubman Gill smashed his third century in four innings while captain Rohit Sharma struck his 30th One-Day International century as ...

Gill (23), who had made 208 and 40* in the first two matches against New Zealand, aggregated 360 runs for the series, a world record for a bilateral series that he shares with Pakistan’s Babar Azam. In all, the Fazilka-born Gill hit 13 fours and five sixes. He got to the three-figure mark when he struck the sixth ball of the 26th over for a four, three balls after Rohit had reached his own 100 in the same over with a single.

Senior India batter KL Rahul became a butt of jokes after Shubman Gill slammed his 4th ODI hundred in the third ODI against New Zealand.

He can easily sit on top of his laurels and take it easy, but he doesn’t. I try to play according to the situation and conditions, not looking at may score. 30th century means a lot to me, it was important to play long and take the team to a good total,” Rohit Sharma said. He’s the eighth batter overall to reach a score of 200 in ODIs. Earlier this month, Rohit Sharma and his boys beat Sri Lanka with a similar scoreline. Gill was aggressive from the outset, taking the New Zealand bowlers on from ball one. His knock of 112 was laced with 13 boundaries and five huge sixes. Previously, Virat Kohli held the record with his tally of 283 runs against Sri Lanka earlier this month. While Shikhar Dhawan needed 24 knocks to get there, the Fazilka-born player achieved it in 21 innings. Our bowlers did a good job and bowled really well on this wicket because at one point it looked like it could go either ways,” Shubman Gill said at the post-match presentation ceremony. [January 24, 2023] [January 24, 2023] [#IndvsNZ]