Shubman Gill showed immense responsibility as well as patience and played like someone extremely determined to grind it out to be unbeaten on 114 off 216 deliveries.
India captain Shubman Gill dazzled on Day 1 of the 2nd Test against England at Edgbaston, slamming his 7th Test century and his second in as many matches. Gill was unbeaten on 114 as India reached 310 for 5 at the close of the day's play. Coming at number four, Gill showed immense responsibility as well as patience and played like someone extremely determined to grind it out to be unbeaten on 114 off 216 deliveries, a knock laced with 12 boundaries.
England pacer Brydon Carse tried to break Gill's confidence, but failed miserable. The incident happened before the fourth ball of the 34th as Carse was spotted making a false no-ball signal with his left hand in his run-up. However, Gill moved away from his stance in the last minute, leaving Carse a bit frustrated.
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