Shubman Gill showcased maturity and composure in his batting as he anchored India’s chase against Bangladesh, bringing up his 8th ODI century under testing conditions.
Reaching the milestone in the first stage match of the ICC Champions Trophy, Gill’s knock was crucial after India lost four wickets back to back. Though it turned out to be the slowest century by an Indian batter in ODIs since the 2019 World Cup, the pace of his innings perfectly matched the demands of the situation.
With India focused on a steady chase, Gill prioritised stability over flair, ensuring he stayed at the crease till the end.
Reaching the milestone in the first stage match of the ICC Champions Trophy, Gill’s knock was crucial after India lost four wickets back to back. Though it turned out to be the slowest century by an Indian batter in ODIs since the 2019 World Cup, the pace of his innings perfectly matched the demands of the situation.
With India focused on a steady chase, Gill prioritised stability over flair, ensuring he stayed at the crease till the end.
