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Shubman Gill Captains India to Thrilling 2-2 Draw in England Test Series

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  • Gill amassed 754 runs at 75.40 average, including 4 centuries
  • Scored career-best 269 in Birmingham as India won by 336 runs
  • Earned T20I recall for Asia Cup after impressive England tour
Shubman Gill Captains India to Thrilling 2-2 Draw in England Test Series

In a sensational Test tour of England, Shubman Gill has emerged as the star of the show. Appointed captain following the retirement of Rohit Sharma, the 25-year-old led from the front, amassing an impressive 754 runs in five matches at an average of 75.40.

Gill's batting exploits were the highlight of the series, which ended in a 2-2 draw. He kicked off the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy with a 147 in the first innings at Leeds, despite India's eventual five-wicket loss. The young skipper then followed up with a career-best 269 in the second innings at Birmingham, guiding India to a massive 336-run victory.

Gill's consistent performances continued in Manchester, where he scored a crucial 103 in the second innings to help India secure a draw. His batting heroics have not only earned him plaudits but also a T20I recall for the upcoming Asia Cup.

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After 37 Tests, Gill has scored 2,647 runs at an average of 41.35, with more than half of those runs coming against England. His impressive form has drawn comparisons to the legendary VVS Laxman, who had similar numbers at the same stage of his career.

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Shubman Gill, appointed as India's captain following Rohit Sharma's retirement, led the team to a thrilling 2-2 draw in the 5-match Test series against England.
Gill amassed an impressive 754 runs in the 5 matches at an average of 75.40, including 4 centuries. His career-best 269 came in the second innings at Birmingham, where India won by a record 336 runs.
After 37 Tests, Gill has scored 2,647 runs at an average of 41.35, while Laxman had 2,343 runs at 41.83. Gill has 9 centuries compared to Laxman's 3 at the same point in their careers.

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