The Indian Test team is at its prime again. After a long break, India is back in the longest format. The MA Chidambaram Stadium is hosting the first Test match of the two-match Test series against Bangladesh. Shubman Gill‘s incredible century added extra excitement to the second innings of the Indian side. After completing the century, Gill celebrated with his iconic bow celebration in the Indian dressing room. That heartfelt moment grabbed the attention.
Gill’s Fine Hundred and Iconic Bow Celebration:
After a long, Team India is back in the longest format. They are facing Bangladesh in the first Test match of the two-match Test series. While batting first, Team India faced some major setbacks and bounced back in the second innings. Gill’s comeback after getting out on a duck in the first innings was thrilling.
While batting in the second inning, Team India lost three wickets quickly. Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant ended the day being unbeaten. The dynamic duo gave an exciting start on the third day. The youngster reached his century mark on the fourth delivery of the 60 over. Gill reached his sixth Test century in just 161 balls, hitting 9 boundaries and 3 sixes.
His remarkable performance silenced critics, showcasing his talent in another standout second innings. After achieving this impressive milestone, Shubman bowed towards the Indian dressing room, celebrating the iconic moment. His dedication and skill were evident, further establishing his status as a key player for the team.
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Witness the Epic Moment Here:
Unlocked Another Milestone:
This century marked a significant milestone for the young batter. He leapfrogged Virat Kohli to claim the No. 2 spot among batters with the most centuries for India in the World Test Championship. With this achievement, he surpassed the tally of four centuries held by Kohli, Rishabh Pant, and Mayank Agarwal.
Rohit Sharma currently holds the record for the most hundreds in WTC history. The Indian captain has reached the 100-run mark nine times across 33 WTC matches. This impressive record highlights Sharma’s consistency and leadership in the format. As the young batter continues to excel, he aims to chase down this remarkable achievement set by his captain.
India had a remarkable time in the second innings. After losing three wickets early on, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant continued an impressive partnership. Both completed centuries. Pant was dismissed scoring 109 runs in 128 balls. Gill remained unbeaten scoring 119 runs as India declared their innings at 287/4 with a massive 514 runs lead.
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