SHUBMAN GILL stands on the brink of an important milestone because India aims to mount the comeback in the fourth test against England, starting on the middle of July 23 in Old Trafford, Manchester. Gill is ready to break the record for the most runs scored by the Asian Batsman in the bilateral test series on English soil.
This record is currently held by Mohammad Yousuf, who has accumulated 631 runs across four matches on average 90.14, including the highest score of 202, during Pakistan in England in 2006. To date, Gill has accumulated 607 runs out of three matches, on average 101.16, with the highest score of 269 in the first shifts of the Birmingham test.
Most run in the Asian dough test series in England
Mohammad Yousuf (Pakistan) – 631 runs out of 4 matches, 2006
SHUBMAN GILL (India) – 607 runs out of 3 matches, 2025
Rahul Dravid (India) – 602 runs out of 4 matches, 2002
Virat kohli (India) – 593 runs out of 5 matches, 2018
Sunil Gavascar (India) – 542 runs out of 4 matches, 1979
Saleem Malik (Pakistan) – 488 runs out of 5 matches, 1992
A big test of SHUBMAN GILLA
After the 22-run defeat in the Lord’s test, India must ensure victory in the Manchester test to maintain the ambition to win the series. The draw would effectively eliminate their chances of success of the series. Former Australian Batsman Greg Chapppell described the upcoming Manchester test as The biggest challenge in the career of SHUBMAN GILLA.
“The OLD TRAFFORD test is formed as the greatest examination for Gill – not only as a dough, but as a leader,” Chapppel wrote in his column for Espncricinfo.
“They learn about work, but the timeline is not generous. That does not mean that it can not show emotions. In fact, his passion on the pitch in the Lord was good to see. But action like getting up in the face of Zak Crawley at a time that is in time of time.
India started a series with a loss of five goal in Leeds, followed by a strong return with the victory of 336 in Edgbaston. However, the subsequent defeat returned them again.
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Published:
Sabyasachi Chowdhury
Published on:
20th July 2025
