“I firmly believe that …” – Ultimate Verdict of Sachin Tendulkar on ‘Captain’ Shubman Gill
The drummer of the national legendary cricket team from India, Sachin Tentulkar, has made a freelance verdict on the new Shubman Gill test captain.
God of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar, said that Shubman Gill had made “measured decisions” while directing the team and was quite calm and composed.
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It was good – Sachin Tendulkar on Shubman Gill
Tendulkar received twin honors on Lord’s Cricket Ground in London on Thursday, July 10. His portrait was unveiled at the MCC museum, painted by Stuart Pearson Wright of a photograph taken by the artist at his home 18 years ago.
In addition, Sachin Tendulkar rang the five -minute bell for the first time in Lord’s to mark the start of the third test between the national cricket team of India and the national cricket team of England.
Meanwhile, Sachin Tendulkar denounced rich praise on Shubman Gill in a video published by Star Sports. He said:
“It was good. It is very calm and composed and I firmly believe that the way other players also react to the decision it made has been measured, well thought out.”
Whatever I saw, it was special – Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar also declared that the good form of striker helped Shubman Gill to make good decisions as a captain and put him in the right frame of mind.
“His hitter completes this too because if a captain is in good shape, that makes a huge difference on decision -making. You have to be in the right frame of mind to make these important calls. He hit brilliantly,” said Tendulkar.
“As an opposition, normally, you know they are trying to find weak areas in your striker.
Shubman Gill – The main Run -Heter in India Vs England Tests 2025
Gill shone with the bat during his beginnings as a test captain in Headingley in Leeds and finished with 147 points of 227 bullets, with 19 four and 1 six. He became the 33rd player to mark a hundred during the beginnings of test captain and the fifth Indian to achieve the feat.
Meanwhile, in the second test match, Gill delivered his best performance with the bat. The Indian skipper led his front team by playing an exceptional blow of 269 points in the first round and following it with a superb 161 in the second rounds.
Gill broke many historic records with his heroism and is currently the main statement of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy with 585 points to his credit at an average of 146.25.
Under his direction, the national cricket team of India lost the opening of the test of tests by 5 counters in Headingley in Leeds, but rebounded strongly to record a dominant victory of 336 points during the second test in Edgbaston in Birmingham.
