Shubman Gill's Masterclass: Test Captain Dazzles Against England at Edgbaston

India's Test captain Shubman Gill showcased remarkable composure and skill on the first day of the second Test at Edgbaston. He scored a memorable century against England's pace attack, earning praise from former England paceman Stuart Broad. Gill's blending of aggression and patience was both captivating and effective.

On the opening day of the second Test at Edgbaston, India's Test captain Shubman Gill delivered an impressive display of batting against a strong England pace attack. His blend of caution and aggression left spectators in awe as he kept India in the game and maintained a steady run flow with his robust technique.

Former England paceman Stuart Broad, observing from the sidelines, was full of praise for the 25-year-old captain. Highlighting Gill's patience and calm demeanor, Broad remarked on his natural leadership qualities, noting that he seemed like the type of captain players would be eager to follow. Despite early challenges, Gill's composure did not falter.

Gill's innings did not stagnate after reaching the 50-run mark. He continued to command the play patiently, unsettling England's inexperienced bowlers. A memorable Test match inning concluded with Gill reaching his second century as captain in two successive Tests, with Broad lauding his effort and noting the team's appreciation for every run he scored.

Gill's sublime form continued from the series opener, building his innings incrementally and rewarding the trust of team management by achieving his first-ever Test century outside Asia in just 140 deliveries, including 14 boundaries. (ANI)

(With inputs from agencies.)