By Admin 
After Gautam Gambhir became the head coach, the Indian team has lost 9 out of 18 test matches. This poor record continued in Kolkata, where defending WTC champions South Africa defeated India by 30 runs. On the other hand, Shubman Gill’s Test captaincy record is also not very good. Till now, as captain, Gill has lost 3 out of 8 matches and has won four. Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer Abhinav Mukund says that the policy of one captain in all formats should no longer be implemented on the Indian team.
Certainly Shubman Gill is moving towards becoming the captain of the Indian team in all three formats. Test and ODI captaincy has already come to him and he is currently the vice-captain of the T20 team. Whereas the captaincy is with Suryakumar Yadav. Let us tell you that Gill had gone to Kolkata directly from the Australia tour, after which, after the neck strain problem in the first test, his workload has also started being talked about, because Gill has played consecutive matches in the last few weeks.
Shubman Gill should not become the captain of all three formats
While discussing a show, former cricketer Abhinav Mukund said, “I think Shubman Gill has the ability to captain the Indian team in all three formats, but I do not think that now Team India should have the same captain in all formats.”
He further said, “It would be a good decision to have a different captain in different formats. Shubman Gill has been given the Test captaincy, there will be a lot of pressure on him. This series (South Africa) is very important for India.”
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