Shubman Gill Surpasses 400 Runs, Becomes Second-Highest Scorer in Test Series

India and England are facing each other in the last Test match of the five-match Test series in Dharamshala. The iconic stadium is witnessing India’s dominance in this Test match. In the last Test match, Shubman Gill again showcased his masterclass. He crossed the 400 runs mark in the Test series against England. 

Gill’s 400-run mark:

Shubman Gill and India captain Rohit Sharma teamed up for a 100-plus partnership, both scoring centuries against England in Dharamsala. This performance propelled Gill beyond the 400-run mark in the current Test series, surpassing England’s Zak Crawley to secure the second-highest run-scorer position in the five-match series. The exceptional partnership showcased their batting prowess and played a pivotal role in India’s success against England. 

On day 2, Shubman scored his 4th Test hundred. Gill entered the crease after opener Yashasvi Jaiswal’s dismissal on Day 1, who scored a notable 58-ball 57 against spinner Shoaib Bashir. On day 2, he gave a great start. With amazing prowess, he completed his half-century and crossed the century mark. He reached the century mark on 137 balls. He is batting on 101 runs in 142 balls. 

India’s Dominance:

Since the beginning of the series, Team India dominated the opponent. In the fifth Test against England, Ravichandran Ashwin made his 100th Test appearance. He made the match memorable with an exciting 4-wicket haul. Kuldeep Yadav was outstanding. He registered a five-wicket haul in the Tet series. They stopped England in 218 runs. 

Rohit Sharma showcased his dominating form by achieving his 12th century in Test cricket against England on Day 2 of the Dharamsala Test. Continuing his excellent performance in the ongoing World Test Championship cycle, he secured his 2nd century of the series, nearing the 400-run milestone. Remarkably, Rohit stands as the sole Indian among the top-10 run-scorers in the World Test Championship. His consistent batting prowess solidifies his position as a key player for the Indian team. After 60 overs, India is 264/1. 

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