Punjab, Ranji Trophy and Shubman Gill
Shubman Gill Slams Century For Punjab On Ranji Trophy Return, But It Goes In Vain
He played in five innings in three Tests, scoring just 93 runs with a highest score of 31 at an average of 18.60. He was dropped for the fourth Test but came back in the fifth and last game as captain Rohit Sharma sat himself out. But Gill could just 20 and 13 in the last Test.
Indian batter Shubman Gill has admitted to a recent battle of staying focused after scoring 25-30 runs in red-ball cricket.
Shubman Gill has admitted that his “red-ball batting” is a bit of concern as he loses “concentration” after getting a start.
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Shubman Gill admits concerns in red-ball batting: I sometimes lose my focusStar India batter Shubman Gill opened up on his concerns in red-ball batting and mentioned that he loses his focus due to the ...
India batter Shubman Gill reflects on his red-ball cricket struggles after scoring a century for Punjab in the Ranji Trophy.
Shubman Gill wasn't afraid to assess where his red-ball cricket stands, rather honestly as he smashed a century on his Ranji ...
Shubman Gill has been struggling for runs off late in the longest format, which has put scrutiny over his No. 3 spot in the ...
Shubman Gill admits he struggles to maintain focus after scoring 25-30 runs in red-ball cricket. Acknowledging this, Gill ...
Shubman Gill was the only one among the several specialist India Test batters to feature in Ranji Trophy, who produced an ...
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