Shubhman Gill News

India’s 2-2 Test series draw against England set digital records with 170 million viewers and 65 billion watch minutes. Shubman Gill’s debut as captain saw thrilling matches, including a 6-run Oval win and record 13 million concurrent viewers online.

Selectors face tough calls for India’s Asia Cup 2025 squad, with debates over Shubman Gill’s inclusion, Sanju Samson’s competition, and possible rest for Bumrah and Siraj. Kuldeep Yadav’s absence from early projections raises questions, while spin spots likely go to Sundar, Pandya, Axar, Chakravarthy, and Bishnoi.

Gautam Gambhir's rare emotional outburst stole the spotlight as India clinched a dramatic 6-run win at The Oval. Siraj's fiery five-wicket haul sealed the match, but Gambhir’s teary-eyed celebration symbolised the team’s passion and resilience.

The heavy roller could play a crucial role on Day 5 of the final Test as England chase 35 runs with four wickets in hand. Its temporary flattening effect may aid England, while India banks on the new ball for breakthroughs.

Shubman Gill is 253 runs away from breaking Don Bradman’s record for most runs in a Test series. With 721 runs and four centuries so far, he’s also close to surpassing Sunil Gavaskar’s Indian record of 774 runs.

England named Jamie Overton in their squad for the fifth Test at The Oval, aiming to seal the series 3-1. India, trailing 2-1, need a win to level the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy in what promises to be a thrilling finale.

India denied England a series win with a resilient draw in the fourth Test at Manchester. Heroics from Jadeja and Sundar kept the series alive at 2-1, as uncertainty looms over Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy retention if series ends 2-2.

India equalled their all-time record of 11 individual Test centuries in a series during the Manchester draw, with contributions from Gill, Pant, Rahul, Jadeja, and Sundar. The team now eyes a series-levelling win in the Oval decider.

India salvaged a dramatic draw in the fourth Test, thanks to centuries from Gill, Jadeja, and Sundar. With the series at 2-1, Bumrah’s availability for the Oval decider remains uncertain, while Pant is ruled out with a broken foot.

India’s hopes rest on Gill and Rahul’s unbeaten 174-run stand after an early collapse. Day 5 weather in Manchester will be mostly dry with some light rain, offering England 40-50 overs to push for victory in overcast conditions.

A viral photo of Shubman Gill hugging a woman at Yuvraj Singh's London event sparked rumours linking him to Sara Tendulkar. However, fact-check confirms it was Hazel Keech, Yuvraj’s wife, not Sara ending the fan-fuelled speculation.  

Rishabh Pant, nursing a finger injury from the third Test, is expected to be fit for the must-win fourth Test at Old Trafford on July 23. His recovery is crucial as India trails 2-1 and needs his batting and wicketkeeping strength.

Shubman Gill fell cheaply after Ben Stokes’ sledging on Day 4 at Lord’s as India collapsed to 58/4 chasing 193. Washington Sundar took 4/22 earlier, while KL Rahul (33*) holds India’s hopes heading into a thrilling final day.

Shubman Gill clashed with Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett on Day 3 at Lord’s, prompting fiery on-field scenes. Sunil Gavaskar suggested England's limited IPL participation has heightened tensions, citing a lack of camaraderie compared to other IPL-involved international players.

India and England face off in the third Test at Lord’s from July 10 with the series level at 1-1. After a historic win at Edgbaston, India carry momentum into the clash. Clear weather and a green-top pitch promise an intense battle.

Harry Brook reclaimed the No.1 spot in ICC Test batting rankings, while Shubman Gill soared to a career-best No.6 after twin tons at Edgbaston. Jadeja, Siraj, and Akash Deep also rose in rankings. Lord’s Test starts July 10.

India crushed England by 336 runs in the 2nd Test at Edgbaston, leveling the series 1-1. Fans mocked Ben Stokes as a "cry baby" after he blamed the loss on a “subcontinent pitch,” deflecting from England’s poor performance.

India are on the brink of a historic first Test win at Edgbaston, needing seven wickets on Day 5. Shubman Gill’s record-breaking 430-run match and India’s 1014-run aggregate set up a massive 608-run target for England. Scroll down for the complete live streaming details. 

Shubman Gill’s unbeaten 114 and Ravindra Jadeja’s 41 guided India to 310/5 on Day 1 of the Edgbaston Test. With Bumrah rested, India will aim to cross 500 on Day 2, while England seeks early breakthroughs to regain momentum.

Rishabh Pant has been reprimanded by the ICC for showing dissent during the Headingley Test against England. He received a demerit point for throwing the ball in frustration after a failed ball change request.