His unbeaten 223 against West Indies in the recently concluded ODI series is a testament to his class and consistency in the longer formats. Star India batter Shubman Gill ‘s recent remarks about India’s T20I setup left many fans puzzled. Gill, who currently captains India in ODIs and Tests, has been left out of the T20I side following a string of low scores in the shortest format. It appears that the right-handed batter is not currently part of the team’s plans in T20Is. However, his performances in ODIs and Tests continue to underline his importance to Indian cricket.
“Lot of boxes ticked. I think there are still some areas that definitely need some fine tuning. I was very happy with the total. I think the game was in control. But being behind four overs with this dew and then in the last, I think they took the game away from us.
Had we not been shortened the overs, the game might have went to the last over,” said Gill after India lost the third and final ODI on Saturday.
