Shubman Gill’s costly name: Run out after rain break halts India’s progress at The Oval – Watch | Cricket News

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Shubman Gill's costly call: Run out after rain break halts India’s progress at The Oval - Watch
Shubman Gill of India (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

The fifth Test between India and England noticed a dramatic flip proper after the rain break, with Shubman Gill being run out in careless trend. Play had resumed after an early lunch was taken because of a pointy bathe that halted motion within the first session with India at 72 for two. Gill, who had appeared in fantastic contact within the morning, was dismissed for 21 within the twenty eighth over of the innings. The second got here in opposition to Gus Atkinson, who had already taken the wicket of Yashasvi Jaiswal earlier. Gill defended a full supply to brief cowl and instantly took off for a single that was by no means on. His companion Sai Sudharsan was fast to sign him to cease, however Gill had already dedicated. Atkinson charged in, collected the ball cleanly, and hit the stumps with Gill properly in need of his floor. It was a poor judgement name that price India dearly, breaking a promising 34-run stand.This is the second time Shubman Gillhas been run out in Tests. The first time additionally occurred in opposition to England final yr within the Rajkot Test. Earlier within the session, KL Rahul was cleaned up by Chris Woakes for 14. Jaiswal had fallen cheaply to Atkinson through a profitable DRS name for LBW. Despite the setback, Gill reached a private milestone within the first session. With his innings, he overtook Sunil Gavaskar’s tally of 732 runs for probably the most by an Indian captain in a single Test collection. Gill now has 737 runs in 9 innings, averaging 92.12 with 4 centuries. He stays simply 38 runs away from Gavaskar’s all-time Indian document of 774 runs in a bilateral collection.



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