Nasser hussain on shubman gill: Former England veteran Nasir Hussain criticized Shubman Gill’s captaincy after the first Test. But on Sunday, when India made history by defeating England in the second Test under Gill’s captaincy, Nasir was seen praising Gill. He compared Gill to Virat Kohli. He said that Gill is not like Kohli on the ground, he is quite calm.

Nasir praised Gill, told Kohli separate

Nasir said after the match, “I felt that it was very important,” I think he was seen more today. ” When you lose, it is easy to say this by blaming him on the captain, oh he does not show, and when you win, you say, oh, he is a great captain. But I think when I was looking at the commentary box in the headingley, a lot of input was coming from many people and it seemed that, ‘Who is the incharge?’ Today, when you look down, it was an incharge and the camera was often going on it and he was moving the fielders. He still needs help from Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul or someone else, but he was looking attection. “

Nasir further said, “He will always be calm and restrained. You just saw the interview. His heartbeat is very slow. He will not be a character like Kohli. His heartbeat is slow, but it can help. Look at this crowd here today. The whole India is watching. You may need someone to calm the team.”

Gill’s tremendous innings

Gill scored 430 runs against England, including both innings. Gill scored 269 runs in the first innings and 161 runs in the second innings. Due to which the Indian team defeated England by 336 runs.

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Shubman Gill Broke 10 Records at Edgbaston: Shubman Gill is in tremendous form in the Test series against England. Gill scored a brilliant century in the first Test. After this, in the second Test, Gill created history by hitting a double century in the first innings and a tremendous century in the second innings. Gill scored 269 runs in the first innings and 161 runs in the second innings. Gill scored a total of 430 runs. Gill broke 10 big records during this period. The Indian team won the match by 336 runs.

Gill broke 10 big records in second Test

1- Most runs in a test- Gill scored 430 runs against England, including both innings. He became the highest run -scorer for India in a Test. Gill left Sunil Gavaskar behind. Gavaskar scored 344 runs against the West Indies in 1971.

2- The first batsman to make 250 and 150 in a match- Gill scored 269 in the first innings in this Test and 161 runs in the second innings. He became the first player to make 250 and 150 in the same Test.

3- The first Indian batsman to score more than 150 in both innings- Gill became the first Indian player to score more than 150 runs in both innings in this match. In the history of Test cricket, only Alan Border scored more than 150 runs in both innings before Gill. The border scored 150 and 153 runs against Pakistan in 1980.

4- The biggest innings as captain- Gill played the biggest innings as an Indian captain. Gill broke Virat Kohli’s record. Gill played an innings of 269 runs. At the same time, Kohli scored 254 runs against South Africa in the year 2019.

5- The first Indian batsman to score a century in both innings as captain in England Gill became the first player to score a century as captain in both innings in England. No other Indian batsman could do this feat before Gill.

6- Most runs as Indian captain in debut series- Gill broke another record of Kohli. Gill has now become the highest run -scorer in the debut series as captain. Gill has scored 585 runs so far. At the same time, Kohli scored 449 runs in four innings against Australia in 2014-15.

7- The biggest innings by Indian batsman in England- Gill’s innings of 269 runs is now the biggest innings by any Indian batsman in England. Gill broke Gavaskar’s record. Gavaskar scored 221 runs at the Oval in the year 1979.

8- The biggest innings by an Asian Test captain in SENA countries- Gill’s innings of 269 runs is the biggest innings played by the Asian Test captain in any army countries. Gill broke the record of Sri Lankan Tilakartne Dilshan. Dilshan scored 193 runs at Lord’s in 2011.

9- The biggest innings by Indian batsman outside Asia- Gill is the biggest innings by any Indian batsman played outside Asia in Gill’s innings. Gill broke Sachin Tendulkar’s record. Sachin scored 241 runs in Sydney in 2004 against Australia.

10- The first Indian batsman to score a double century in Test in Edgbaston- Gill scored a double century in this match and registered his name in the pages of history. He became the first Indian batsman to score a double century on Edgbaston’s ground.

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Shubman Gill Broke Sunil Gavaskar Record: The Indian team defeated England by 336 runs in the second Test on Sunday. This is Shubman Gill’s first win as captain. Gill was played in Edgbaston, winning this test and registered his name in the pages of history. Gill has now become the youngest player to win the Test as an Indian captain abroad. Gill broke the 49 -year -old record of former veteran Sunil Gavaskar during this period.

Gill became the youngest captain to win a Test match abroad

Gill scored 430 runs in the second Test match against England, including both innings. Gill scored a huge double century in the first innings. Gill then scored 161 runs in the second innings. Because of this excellent innings of Gill, the Indian team won a big win over England.

Gill became the youngest player to win a Test match as an Indian captain abroad. Gill did this feat at the age of only 25 years 301 days. Gill broke the 49 -year -old record of Gavaskar. Gavaskar set this record by winning Auckland against New Zealand at 26 years 202 days in 1976.

58 years of drought end

India had not won a single Test for 58 years on the grounds of Edgbaston. Here Team India played the first Test match in 1967, but till now he had not won Edgbaston. From Kapil Dev, Virat Kohli to MS Dhoni, even veterans like MS Dhoni could not win India on this ground. India won after 8 Tests in this match. India had lost 7 matches before this. There was a match draw. But on Sunday, India won on the grounds of Edgbaston for the first time under Gill’s captaincy and the 58 -year drought ended.

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Team India Win Edgbaston Test: India beat England by 336 runs in the second Test to register a historic victory in Edgbaston. The Indian team has won the Test match on this ground for the first time in 58 years. Team India had set a huge target of 608 runs in the fourth innings in front of England. In response, England collapsed for only 271 runs. Captain Shubman Gill and head coach Gautam Gambhir played a key role in this historic victory of the Indian team.

3 biggest reasons for India’s victory in Edgbaston Test

1- Correct selection of playing XI- Captain Gill and Coach Gambhir chose the best playing 11 for the second Test. In the absence of Jaspreet Bumrah, the captain and coach included a tremendous bowler as Akash Deep. After this, he gave a chance to Washington Sundar by not feeding Sai Sudarshan. Which went to India’s interest.

2- Akash Deep and Siraj’s deadly bowling- Fast bowlers Akash Deep and Mohammad Siraj contributed a lot in this historic victory of India. Siraj and Akash bowled tremendously on this flat pitch of Edgbaston. Siraj opened the claw in the first innings. Siraj took 6 wickets. At the same time, Akash took four wickets in the first innings. After this, Akash took 6 wickets in the second innings. Siraj got a success there.

3- Gill’s unmatched batting- Captain Gill laid the foundation of the Indian team’s victory with his batting. After losing the toss, the Indian team, who came out to bat first, scored 587 runs in the first innings. Gill scored a great double century in the first innings. Gill scored 269 runs. After this, in the second innings, Gill took a century and took the team to a strong position. In the second innings, Gill scored 161 runs. Due to which India had set a mountain -like target of 608 runs in front of England.

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