“Aise Patakhe Bajaye…”: Former coach recalls Shubman Gill’s first net session for India

Former Indian batting manager Sanjay Manjilekal recalls the first-ever net session of senior star opener Shubman Gill across the country, and he is against a slowdown specialist who has awe-inspiring for manager Rabbi Shastri. It reminds me of the impressive performance of. Banger, who had multiple stints in the Indian coaching setup in the 2010s, spoke in a video posted by Star Sports.

In a video posted by Star Sports on the official X-Handle, Banger said: , you have to do well against slowdown specialists who bowl really fast. Incredible shot).

Gill has come a long way and is one of the nation’s most successful players, having made his debut in India in 2019 in 2019 following the impactful 2018 U19 World Cup in 2018, but has come a long way and is one of the nation’s leading players. He has become one of the all-format players.

In 101 international matches, Gill averaged 42.85 and recorded strike rates in the 12th century and 24ths with a strike rate of 4,886 runs in 128 innings and 82.00. His highest score is 208.

His ODI records stand out loud, averaging 58.90, making 2,415 runs in 48 matches, with a top score of 208 in the 6th century and 14 in their 50s, he achieved 2,000 ODI runs worldwide. He’s the fastest player. It was only 38 innings. He is also the youngest ODI double centurion.

He has been on the elite list of Indian players for centuries in all international cricket formats.

Gill needs to improve his test statistics as he does not reflect his true talent. In 32 Tests and 59 innings, he averaged 1,893 runs on average 35.05, and in the 50s he scored 578 runs on average 30.42 in the 5th century and 50s. 139.27. He has the first century and the 30s in this format.

During Thursday’s final ODI appearance against the UK, he made 87 tweaks with 96 balls in 249 tense runches, during which India was limited to 19/2.

Gill will be active in his second ODI on Sunday’s Cuttack.

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