Shubman Gill made history as the first batsman to score a century in the second innings after being dismissed for a duck in the first innings against Bangladesh.

On Day 3 of the first Test against Bangladesh in Chennai, Shubman Gill scored an unbeaten 119 off 176 balls, helping India declare their second innings at 287/4 and set a target of 515. His performance was complemented by Rishabh Pant's sixth Test century,

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Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill, two Young Turks, carved out centuries in contrasting styles, to entertain fans present inside the MA Chidambaram Stadium as well as those watching on television as India treated the Bangladesh bowlers like club class on Day 3 of the first Test on Saturday.

Shubman Gill, vice-captain of the Indian cricket team, is set to be rested for the T20I series against Bangladesh starting October 7. This decision fo

Shubman Gill’s highest score in test cricket came in the Ahmedabad test against Australia in 2023. Australia scored 480 in their first innings, to which India replied with a huge total of 571, which they made on the back of 128 from Gill and 186 from Virat Kohli. Gill whacked 12 fours and a six.

A brilliant partnership between Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill put India on course for a win in the first Test in Chennai on Day 3. Gill and Pant scored hundreds on Saturday, September 21 as India need 6 more wickets for the win.

Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant had batted the tourists out of the game via a 167-run fourth wicket partnership.

Stylish batter Shubman Gill carved out an industrious century (119 not out in 176 deliveries) on day 3 of the first Test between India and Bangladesh being played in Chennai. Gill's knock came in India's second innings and his century coupled with Rishabh Pant's entertaining hundred (109 off 128 balls) helped hosts to a score of 287/4 in 64 overs with a lead of 514 runs.

Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant cantered to fluent fifties as India reached 205 for three at lunch in their second innings on the third day to take total control of the first Test against Bangladesh here on Saturday.