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Gill hits century as India build towards big total
One of my most satisfying innings, India's Gill says after match-winning century
Opener Shubman Gill was happy to have finished the job on a difficult track after his unbeaten 101 guided India to a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Thursday.
Gill says india must bring their A-game against pakistan
While the highly anticipated clash in Dubai has captured the imagination of fans, Gill insisted that for India, it remains "business as usual."
Part of their effectiveness, Gill said on the eve of India's match against Pakistan, was down to their varying but complementing methods. "The way we play the game in the powerplay is quite different to each other,
India's top order batters must kick on and get big scores if the team are to post competitive totals in the Champions Trophy, captain Rohit Sharma said on Wednesday ahead of their tournament opener against Bangladesh.
The India opener led from the front and scored a dominant century in the third ODI
Shubman Gill scored 112 in 102 balls as India thrashed England by 142 runs in their third one-day cricket international for a 3-0 series sweep. Gill hit 14 fours and three sixes in his sixth ODI century and India reached 356 in its 50 overs.
Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed dismisses Shubman Gill with a "fabulous piece of bowling" during their match against India at the ICC Champions Trophy in Dubai.
India completed a 3-0 series sweep against England after Shubman Gill's fluent hundred, helped by some incisive bowling, secured their victory by 142 runs in the final one day international in Ahmedabad on Wednesday.
Shubman Gill’s unbeaten century has helped India finish off Bangladesh by six wickets to start their Champions Trophy campaign in Dubai. Fast bowler Mohammed Shami took 5-53 as Bangladesh was
Steven Finn Former England fast bowler on TNT Sports. It's spiralled a bit in the past half an hour. It looked like England might have threatened India a bit when Root and Banton
India's total while batting first at Ahmedabad is their highest at the venue surpassing the 325 for 5 they posted against West Indies in 2002. South Africa's 365 for 2 remains the highest by any team at this venue.
In this combo photographs on left, India's Mohammed Siraj celebrates the wicket of Pakistan's Abdullah Shafique, and on right, Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi celebrates the wicket of India's Shubman Gill,
Shubman Gill, the newly crowned top-ranked men’s ODI batter, hit a gritty eighth century in the 50-over format and led India to a six-wicket victory over Bangladesh to kick off their 2025 ICC Champions Trophy campaign on a high at the Dubai International Stadium here on Thursday.
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