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Set a target of 163, GT completed the chase with five balls remaining. Sai Sudharsan top-scored with 45, while David Miller and Shubman Gill chipped in with knocks of 44 and 36 respectively.
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Gill was the Orange Cap winner in the last edition, scoring 890 runs in 17 matches at an average of 59.33 and a strike rate of over 157.8, with three centuries and four fifties. His best score was 129.
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While announcing the winner, Indian fielding coach T Dilip said that throughout the series against England, Indian players displayed "extraordinary commitment" while fielding.
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The iconic fast bowler joins an elite club, comprising Sri Lanka's Muttiah Muralitharan (800) and leg-spinner Shane Warne (708), as only the third cricketer to achieve this milestone in Test cricket.
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Shubman Gill and Rohit Sharma's centuries propel India to a 259-run lead over England.
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While speaking at the post-match presentation, Gill said that it was his father's dream to watch the youngster play an international game. The 24-year-old added that he wanted to put some pressure on the opposition
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Starting from the overnight score of 135/1, Rohit (102 off 160) and Gill (101* off 142) capitalized on ideal weather and batting conditions, forming a dominant 160-run partnership in the opening session, marking India's second consecutive century stand in the series
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Currently, England holds a lead of 319 runs over India, with Jaiswal stabilizing the innings and the pitch posing minimal challenges.
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Jaiswal, who had to retire hurt on 104 on day three due to back cramps, remained unbeaten on a career-best score of 214 off 236 balls.
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Jaiswal, who hit 11 fours and seven sixes, had retired hurt at 104 on Saturday due to back spasms.
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After scoring 104 out of India's second innings total of 255 against England on the third day of the second Test, Gill was a pleased man.
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India made 97 runs in the session courtesy an 89-run stand between Gill (104 off 147) and Axar Patel (45 off 84). R Ashwin (1 batting) was playing alongside home crowd favourite K S Bharat (6 batting) at the break.
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At the lunch break, India stands at 130/4 in 35 overs, with Gill remaining unbeaten at 60. Overcoming a hesitant start and a recent streak of low scores, Gill skillfully employs his footwork against spinners.
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It was southpaw’s first century in India, while he had previously registered a century in the West Indies.
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Slowly and steadily, the fanbases of individual players unravel themselves on social media and inside cricketing arenas.
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India opener Shubman Gill attained the top spot during the ODI World Cup last month, but since then he has not played any ODI
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In its list of most Googled people in India, are some Bollywood actors, cricketers and some YouTubers also.
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"I am delighted and proud to assume the Captaincy of Gujarat Titans and thank the franchise for their trust in me to lead such a fine team," said Gill.
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"Been almost 16 hours but still hurts like it did last night. Sometimes giving your everything isn't enough," he penned.
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Gill has faced the left-arm pacer four times in the 50-over format and has been dismissed on three occasions.