The Samastipur-born also expressed his desire to have batted longer and not gotten out at 143 on the first ball of the 28th over of the innings. He also shared that his next aim was to bat the entire 50 overs and attain a double-ton.

Shubman Gill showcased exceptional batting prowess in the Edgbaston Test against England, scoring a double century and a century in the same match. This remarkable feat solidified his leadership and marked a new era in Indian Test cricket.

Sublime century from skipper Shubman Gill and a fiery knock by vice-captain Rishabh Pant put India in total command on the fourth day of the Edgbaston Test match against England.

Unstoppable Shubman Gill shatters 148-year-old record, overtakes Sunil Gavaskar to script massive feat at Edgbaston Just four innings into this series, Shubman Gill is on the brink of smashing those records.