Rishabh Pant of India (AP Photo/Scott Hepel)

EDGBASTON saw a mild but exchange between England’s Centurion Jamie Smith and India Rishabh Pant On 4 on the ongoing test day. With pants fluent with batting Shubman GillSmith, who was holding the wicket, reminded the pants that the tests were the fastest 55 balls for the century. Pants, with a smile, just replied, “I am not greedy for records. If it happens, it happens.”Live score: India vs England 2 Test Day 4 True for his words, the pants batted in their trademark fearless style without forcing the milestone speed. He ended with a vibrant 65 off 58 balls, herbs with eight borders and three sixes. Even more importantly, he put up a significant 100 -run stand together with Gill, re -writing records in this series with three centuries, including that epic 269 in the first innings.This knock of the pants once again showed how he never prevents India from supporting his tendency as a fearless wicketkeeper-boy. True for his style, he kept the scoreboard at a fast pace, but in this process, he took a risky option, in which he was priced at the price of his wicket as he was ready to move forward for another big milestone.

Earlier in the series, Pants had a two-century tour and the red-ball continues as India’s middle-order game-changer in cricket. Honoring the situation, his ability to lift the scoring rate is proving precious for India in this marathon series against England. At the time of writing, India scored 564 runs and 150 more contacted with Shubman Gill Ravindra jadeja After completing your half -century. It will be interesting to see when India decides to declare.

Shubman Gill (Getty Image)

Shubman Gill In the second Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham, India maintained its scorching form with another century, increasing the mass lead of India. After losing the initial trial by five wickets in the headingley, India is determined to bounce and late the five-match series-and Gill’s batting masterclass is firmly controlled by Gill’s batting masterclass.Amidst Gill’s leading knock, an eighth exchange between Indian captain and England batsman Harry Brook added a touch of humor in a stressful competition.Here is how the conversation came out:Harry Brook: “No 450 declared? Shubman, you know it is raining tomorrow. Half a day. Afternoon. It is raining.”Shubman Gill: “Bad luck for us.”Harry Brook: “Take a draw.”Shubman became the third Indian captain to score in both innings of a Test match for centuries, who joined veteran Sunil Gavaskar (vs West Indies, Kolkata, 1978) and joined and joined and joined Virat Kohli (Vs Australia, Adelaide, 2014).

Gill makes Gill’s achievement even more remarkable, the horrors of his contribution – a stunning 269 in the first innings after a fluent century in the second.

With this, he became only the ninth batsman in Test history to register a double hundred and A century in the same Test match. For India, only Gavaskar had earlier achieved this rare achievement during the 1971 series against the West Indies in Port of Spain.Gill is also the second Indian after Kohli, who scored three centuries in his first two tests as captain. Kohli achieved it during the onset of his captaincy in 2014-15, and now Gill has matched the feat in Headingley with centuries and a twin-tone masterclass in Edgbaston. Only two players in Test history – Kohli and Gill – have managed this rare achievement of three hundreds in their first two matches as a Test captain.In addition, Gills are included in a special group of players – including Vijay Hazare, Sunil Gavaskar, Greg Chappell and Steven Smith – who scored two centuries in their first two tests as skipper.

India captain Shubman Gill (AP Photo/Scott Hepel)

New Delhi: Shubman Gill Continued his sublime form with the bat, scoring a fluent centenary in India’s second innings in Edgbaston after his monumental 269 in the first innings. After starting a series with a sparkling 147 in the headingley, Gill has demonstrated his maturity and class in challenging English conditions, proving why it is the backbone of India’s batting line-up.Live score: India vs England 2 Test Day 4 Gill is now involved in more than three 100 participation in this test alone-He was made only the second Indian batsman to do so against England after Karun Nair had tricked in Chennai in 2016. Rahul Dravid (Hamilton 1998/99 and Rawalpindi 2004) and Sachin Tendulkar (Sydney 2004).Most runs for India in men’s Test match: 369* – Shubman Gill vs Ang, 2025344 – Sunil Gavaskar Vs Wi, 1971 340 – VVS Laxman vs. AUS, 2001 330 – Sourav Ganguly vs. Pak, 2007 319 – Virender Sehwag vs SA, 2008 Gill’s 369* run in this Test is now the highest for India in the same Test match, which overtook Sunil Gavaskar’s 344 against West Indies in 1971.

He is only the third Asian to score 300-Plus runs in a testing in an army country after doing so in Adelaide and Sydney respectively in Adelaide and Sydney respectively during the 2003/04 tour.

India’s captain with hundreds of people in both innings of a test

Sunil Gavaskar vs Wi, Kolkata, 1978Virat Kohli vs Aus, Adelaide, 2014Shubman Gill vs Ang, Edgbaston, 2025

Gill is the second player to record three hundreds of Tests in his first two Tests, as captain after Virat Kohli. Seven others have two each: Vijay Hazare, Jackie McGleve, Greg Chapel, Sunil Gavaskar, Alastair Cook, Steven Smith and Dhananjaya de Silva.

Gill becomes the ninth batsman to record a double hundred and hundred in the same test

Second for India after Sunil Gavaskar vs Wi (Port of Spain, 1971)Second in England and second by one captain Graham Gooch vs. Ind (Lords, 1990)Four days, KL Rahul Sticks with a solid 55 while Karun Nair made 26. Rishabh Pant Then Shoaib joined hands with Gill for a fast 100 run stand before Bashir fell. At the time of writing, India led England a large -scale 483 runs, with the announcement at any time expected to push for a win and hold a strong hold on the series.