Shubman Gill did wonders in the first ODI against England. The right -handed batsman scored a brilliant half -century in Nagpur. Shubman hit the 7th half -century of ODI career. Shubman Gill has hit such a half -century for the first time in his career. This half -century is special for Shubman Gill because he has scored a half -century against England in ODIs for the first time and the big thing is that his half -century has been chased. Not only this, he left the opening and batted at number 3, yet he scored a half -century, which is a big thing.

Shubman Gill survives 2 times untoward

It was not so easy for Shubman Gill to score a half -century. He avoided untoward twice. This player was hurt once. His muscles were pulled during the batting but Physio corrected him. Earlier, Shubman Gill was given out by the umpire in the 22nd over but this player survived due to luck. Gill was declared LBW off Livingston's ball but he survived with a review.

Shubman handled Team India

Shubman Gill handled Team India when she was in trouble. Team India had lost the wickets of Jaiswal and Rohit, after which the player along with Iyer added 94 runs for the third wicket. The big thing is that these runs were added in just 10.4 overs. When Iyer's wicket fell, Gill had a half -century partnership with Akshar Patel. Both added 108 runs in 107 balls. In this partnership, Akshar contributed 52 and Gill contributed 53 runs.

More than 60 average in ODIs

Shubman Gill not only scored a half -century in Nagpur ODI and at the same time this player won another big figure. These players have become the highest average player among the Indian batsmen who have scored more than 2000 runs. The average of Gill has crossed 60.