Legendary India National Cricket Team batsman Sachin Tendulkar has left a non-resident decision on the newly appointed Test Captain Shubman Gill.
The God of Cricket, Sachin Tendulkar said that Shubman Gill has taken ‘measured decisions’ while leading the team and has been quite calm and composed.
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He has been good – Sachin Tendulkar on Shubman Gill
Tendulkar received twin honors at Lord’s Cricket Ground in London on Thursday, 10 July. His portrait was unveiled at the MCC Museum, which was depicted by Stuart Piercen Wright 18 years ago with a photo taken by the artist at his home.
In addition, Sachin Tendulkar rang a five -minute bell at Lord’s for the first time to mark the start of the third Test between the India National Cricket Team and the England National Cricket Team.
Meanwhile, Sachin Tendulkar praised Shubman Gill in a video released by Star Sports. He said:
“He has been good. He is very calm and composed and I strongly believe that whatever decision the remaining 10 players have taken, it has also been reacted, which has been decided, well thought out.”
Whatever I have seen, this is special – Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar further said that a good batting form has helped Shubman Gill take good decisions as captain and put him in the right frame of the brain.
“His batting is supplemented because if a captain is in a good way, it makes a huge difference on making decisions. You need to stay in the right frame of the brain to make those important calls. He is batting brilliantly,” said Tendulkar.
“As a protest, usually, you know they look to find weak areas in your batting. When your technology has been remarkable at this time, whatever I have seen has been special. I have been special. I am very happy that the way you returned to the series in the second Test match after disappointment in the first Test match.”
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Gill glowed with bat in his first innings as a Test captain in Haddingly in Leeds and finished 147 off 147 balls with 19 Four and 1 Six. He became the 33rd player to score a hundred score on Test Captain Debut and fifth Indian.
Meanwhile, in the second Test match, Gill gave her best performance with the bat. The Indian captain carried his team forward with an extraordinary knock of 269 runs in the first innings and followed it with a stunning 161 in the second innings.
Gill broke several historical records with his heroes and currently a leading run-goldr at an average of 146.25 under his belt with 585 runs in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
Under his leadership, the India National Cricket Team lost the Test series opener by 5 wickets in the leads in Leeds, but firmly bounced back to win a major 336 runs in the second Test in Edgbaston in Birmingham.