Shubman Gill

2023 - 3 - 11

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AUS vs IND 4th Test, Day 3 | Shubman Gill strikes century as India ... (The Hindu)

India lost the wicket of their skipper Rohit Sharma (35 off 58 balls).

India first innings: 188 for 2 in 63 overs overs (Rohit Sharma 35, Shubman Gill batting 103, Cheteshwar Pujara 42; Matthew Kuhnemann 1/20, Todd Murphy 1/18). Australia had made 480 in their first innings. India opener Shubman Gill struck a sublime hundred as India reached 188 for two in their first innings at tea on day three of the fourth Test against Australia here on Saturday.

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Ind vs Aus, Day 3: Shubman Gill registers second Test century ... (Lagatar English)

Lagatar24 Desk. New Delhi, March 11: Shubman Gill continued his second century in the longest format of the game on Day 3 of the fourth Test against ...

Despite scoring his first Test century during the Bangladesh series, Gill was sadly replaced by KL Rahul in the subsequent games. In the third Test, Gill was unable to maximise his performance, but in Ahmedabad, he excelled. Gill was selected to start alongside Rohit Sharma in the third Test at Indore after KL Rahul was benched by the team management due to his subpar play.

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India vs Australia: Shubman Gill scores first Test century at home (Sportstar)

This is Shubman Gill's first ever century in India and second overall in Tests.

The first wicket stand between Gill and skipper Rohit Sharma came to an end when the latter holed out to Marnus Labuschagne at extra cover. The 23-year-old notched up a resilient 194-ball century with a four off Todd Murphy. They put on a brilliant 208-run stand, the highest this series.

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IND vs AUS: Shubman Gill smacks second Test ton against in ... (The Indian Express)

Having survived a couple of close leg before wicket calls off Nathan Lyon early in the morning, one of which was only owing to him stepping down the 3m mark ...

At the end of the second session, Gill stood tall at 103 off 197 with India two down at 188, trailing behind by 292 runs. Gill then combined alongside Cheteshwar Pujara to add 113 runs for the second wicket stand with the latter scoring 42 off 121 deliveries in another grit displaying knocks on the back of a hard fought fifty in the second innings of the Indore Test. Resuming his innings at 18, Shubman Gill notched up a hundred against Australia just ahead of Tea on the third day of the Ahmedabad Test, his second in the format.

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Shubman Gill labelled 'Gillchrist' after 'flawless knock' in India ... (Firstpost)

Shubman Gill brought up his second Test hundred with a boundary off Todd Murphy on Day 3 of the fourth Test against Australia in Ahmedabad.

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Watch: Gill shuts down critics with insane ton vs AUS; Kohli's gesture ... (Hindustan Times)

Shubman Gill smashed his second century in the longest format of the game during the fourth Test of the series against Australia. | Cricket.

Australia have already qualified for the final of the World Test Championship after their win over India in Indore last week. [Nathan Lyon ](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/nathan-lyon)in the final over of Day 2, hitting him for a massive six over long-on. Earlier, Australia had put a strong score of 480 after opting to bat in the fourth Test. He had reached his half-century in 89 deliveries and it was then, when Gill, alongside Pujara, aimed at building a partnership and bid their time at the crease. [Shubman Gill ](https://www.hindustantimes.com/topic/shubman-gill)brought his second Test century in style during the fourth and final match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia. Shubman reached the three-figure mark in 194 deliveries, smashing 10 fours and 1 six en route to his ton in Ahmedabad.

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IND vs AUS: Twitter erupts as Shubman Gill hits a brilliant century on ... (CricketTimes.com)

Star India opener Shubman Gill impressed one and all, bringing up a patient century on Day 3 of the ongoing fourth and final Test against Australia.

Earlier, Gill put together a 74-run partnership with skipper Rohit before he was removed for 35 off the last ball of the 21st over. India, however, faced a big blow right after Gill smashed his century as Cheteshwar Pujara, who was looking set at the other end, was dismissed LBW by Murphy. There’s crispness to his batting 👏👏 Shubman Gill has smashed century in three formats in single calendar year 🔥 the last few months he has proven he is well on his way .. The hosts still trail the Steve Smith-led side by 270 runs. [March 11, 2023] [@ShubmanGill]was going to be World class .. Social media was also flooded with fans as well as cricketers appreciating Gill for his outstanding ton. In the third Test at Indore, Gill was picked to open alongside skipper Rohit Sharma as the team management decided to drop KL Rahul owing to the latter’s poor form.

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Watch: Confusion all around as Gill's '3-metre' DRS luck infuriates ... (Hindustan Times)

There was no shortage of confusion early on Day 2 of the fourth Test in Ahmedabad after spinner Nathan Lyon and stand-in captain Steve Smith were left ...

The dismissal did not hamper India's flow of runs as Gill motored along in the company of Cheteshwar Pujara. There was no shortage of confusion early on Day 2 of the fourth Test in Ahmedabad after spinner Nathan Lyon and stand-in captain Steve Smith were left puzzled over a DRS call that did not go Australia's way. The ball stopped a bit on Rohit and the India captain was gutted to have thrown his wicket away on a pitch that still looks gorgeous to bat on. Kettleborough kept saying 'Going down' indicating that his first impression was that of the ball missing the leg stump altogether. Despite clear evidence in favour of Shubman Gill that declared him not out, Smith and Lyon had a long discussion with the on-field umpire Richard Kettleborough, asking for an explanation. However, what caused the confusion was the fact that despite the impact being 'three metres' off target, the TV umpire opted to go for the ball tracker, which showed that it would have gone on to hit the leg-stump.

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Aussies' first breakthrough after stunning praise for 'once in ... (Fox Sports)

India is slowly chipping away Australia's mammoth first-innings total on day three of the Ahmedabad Test, with young opener Shubman Gill leading the charge.

“As a bowler it’s my duty to keep a check on all these things and also try to make a plan to try and make it uncomfortable for him. [FOLLOW ALL THE ACTION FROM THE FOURTH TEST, LIVE BELOW. Clearly from what he saw in Australia – I played a practice game against him at Drummoyne Oval in Sydney,” Ashwin added. Cheteshwar Pujara used his feet against the spinners, skipping down the pitch and expertly flicking Australia’s tweakers through mid wicket. We come from different countries – India is very different, we can’t protect such players for a long period of time. If you can’t see the blog click ](https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/match-centre/TEST2022-230704) [HERE](https://go.arena.im/live/fox-sports-australia/TEST2022-230704?v=2) It was not a pitch where a lot of things were going for me. I expect Cameron Green to be a wonderful cricketer down the line.” “I think he’s a fantastic player. Gill and Sharma brought up their 50-run partnership later that over. But in countries like Australia and England, they’re doing pretty well at that. The hosts are currently 1-152 with Cheteshwar Pujara (34 not out) and Shubman Gill (76 not out) at the crease.

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Gill, Kohli stymie Australian spinners as runs pile up (The Sydney Morning Herald)

After three matches played at breakneck pace on crumbling pitches, the final instalment has followed a more glacial tempo.

Kohli survived a couple of nervous minutes up to the break. And day three of a Test is still a very good one on which to bat, rather than the point at which the game is reaching its hurried conclusion. Murphy, not called upon until the final half an hour of the morning, created problems for both edges. [Ravichandran Ashwin](/link/follow-20170101-p5cr5r) spoke of India’s cricket culture as “perform or perish”, forestalling the careful nurturing of a young all-rounder like Green. But without any breakthroughs for Mitchell Starc (0-74) or Cameron Green (0-45), they were unable to manufacture the sort of collapse that might have endangered the home side’s position. After three matches played at breakneck pace on pitches that crumbled just as rapidly, the final instalment of this Border-Gavaskar Trophy series has followed a relatively glacial tempo.

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India digs in with the bat as Shubman Gill posts century in fourth ... (ABC News)

Only three wickets fall on the third day in Ahmedabad, as India continues to chip away at Australia's first-innings total, highlighted by a ton to classy ...

Kohli looks pretty good against Murphy so far. It actually went through his pads, which shows you how late he got the bat down. I can understand not taking the new ball and accelerating this sedate run scoring pace - Australia can't afford to let India get a run on. There was a flick onto the pad, that's why - it could have popped up. By Simon Smale

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4th Test, Day 3: Shubman Gill's century, Virat Kohli's unbeaten fifty ... (News Room Odisha)

Ahmedabad: Opener Shubman Gill scored his second Test century, and his first in India, while Virat Kohli looked at his fluent best to be unbeaten on 59 as ...

When Starc pitched back of the length, Kohli was quick to open the bat face and dab through third man for four. With him and Kohli rotating the strike, Gill broke a five-over non-boundary period by dancing down the pitch to whip Lyon through mid-wicket. On another hot day at the Narendra Modi Stadium, Gill dazzled the most with his 128 off 235 balls, laced with 12 fours and a six.

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Ominous remark lingers as Aussies stall in India (Wide World of Sports)

Making use of benign batting conditions, Gill hit 128 while Virat Kohli also ground out a crucial half-century, his first in 16 Test innings. Kohli was on 59 ...

Australia's players wore black armbands as a mark of respect for captain Pat Cummins' mother, Maria, who died in Sydney on Friday. Gill faced 235 balls, hitting 12 fours and a six. READ MORE:

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Day 3 wrap: Australia v India in Ahmedabad, Shubman Gill scores ... (7NEWS.com.au)

Catch up with all the big moments as they happened in India as the Aussies chase a second consecutive victory.

[Follow all the stats, ball by ball commentary, and in-depth analysis.](https://7news.com.au/sport/cricket/match-centre?competition=3135&match=56738) [Australia](https://7news.com.au/sport/australian-cricket-team) and India in Ahmedabad. Openers Rohit Sharma (17no) and Shubman Gill (18no) got through unscathed, but they will need to bat big and bat long on what is still a good pitch for batting on Day 3.

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Gill magic makes an unusual batting method look perfectly natural (ESPNcricinfo.com)

His whole game is centered around his back foot, to the extent he plays some completely unique shots.

Gill's time is the here and the now and the foreseeable future. "He scored a century in England, and at that period, to be honest with you, I don't think I had performed as well in Test cricket, up to that point, up to my expectations. There is time in Test cricket, and entire days of it on pitches like this one in Ahmedabad. And soon enough, Green, bowling to a 6-3 leg-side field and reversing the ball into the stumps, bowled two balls that didn't quite reverse enough. I felt that I'd accept it if I was set and got out playing a shot - I'd know it was a shot I play well, and that I didn't execute it - but I got caught up trying to adapt my game into something it wasn't, and that wasn't acceptable. In his press conference at the end of the day's play, Gill explained that he developed this shot as a byproduct of learning to pull and hook fast bowling in his formative years. It's another hugely fascinating Gill shot, neither a cut nor a punch, with his bat angle somewhere in between the horizontal of the former and the vertical of the latter, and he played it on multiple occasions on both Friday and Saturday in Ahmedabad. Gill's stride, which had looked so effortless from front-on that it had seemed like no real stride at all, was massive, so much so that in this particular example he seemed to be over-striding and ending up with his head behind the ball. "This is what I told myself again and again, that if I got another opportunity, I'd not put pressure on myself to convert when I got set, but remain free-flowing. He had to wait his turn, though, with the team management backing KL Rahul through a run of lean scores. It wasn't a pull, and it wasn't a short-arm jab either. Some batters can do any of these things, depending on the conditions, the quality of the bowling, and the match situation.

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Graceful Shubman Gill looks like India's present and future with bat (The Guardian)

After a century against Australia in Ahmedabad, the talented batter should finally be given an extended run in the Test side.

From the time of his debut in Australia it was clear that Gill was special. The century in Ahmedabad is not proof of concept. In most teams, the 128 in Ahmedabad would buy an extended run in the side. In Green’s next over, Gill lashed two in a row through the covers. He is tall, slender, graceful, bending in the breeze, someone made of willow more than the bat that’s in his hand. Halfway through the third day of the Ahmedabad Test between India and Australia, as the series finale wound its way along in the severest afternoon heat, Cameron Green tried bowling a bouncer.

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