Former Indian cricket Sanjay Manjrekar believes that the heated SHUBMAN GILL exchange with the English opener Zak Crawley during the third Lord’s test could after the young captain to influence his launch. Gill, 25 years, who scored three centuries in the first two matches – including the best of the best 269, was released to only 6 in the second shift after a verbal quarrel that occurred before the stumps on the third day. India lost the test and now in a series of five matches Trail 1-2.
“The thing with Virat Kohli was that he would fired even more and became a better body (if things disappointed). What disappointed me with SHUBMAN GILL – and therefore I wondered where Shubman Gill is heading?
Gill arrived in a cricket in a scintillation form when she had already accumulated 485 runs in the series. But unlike their previous shifts – where he often faced an older, softer ball – the fourth shifts were a stricter challenge: a fresh new ball on a complex surface. According to Manjrekar, he also looked at himself with his actions only made his work.
“If SHUBMAN GILL had such a fire side, we would see it a little earlier. You don’t have to show it when you are a captain. Or showed it because he has this confidence now that he won the test match and recorded so many runs?” Manjrekar asked. “Because with Virat Kohli, you saw that he was ready for scrap. He always tried to get into fat things – before he was a captain. It was
With an eight -day break before the fourth test, Manjrekar believes that timing is ideal for GILL to regroup and reconsider his thinking – both as a leader and as a dough.
“I Think This Break of Eight Days is Perfect for Him. There Are A Lot of Good People Around Him. His Father – Who Played and Big Part in His Cricket Journey – Would Know His Son Better Than Anyone. Whether He’s and Virt Kohli, and Potential Kohli SOMEWHERE IN BETWEEN.
With the Anderson -Dendulkar trophy, all the eyes will be on how Gill reacts – not only with the bat, but also in how pressure adopts and leads from the front in what has become a riveting series.
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Published:
Saurabh Kumar
Published on:
18 July 2025
Tune
