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In preparation for Shubman Gill's return, the Indian team released left-arm throwdown specialist, Nuwan Seneviratne, was released a day prior to help the opener prepare.

Shubman Gill resumes nets in Ahmedabad after recovering from dengue, could return for India vs Pakistan World Cup clash

In preparation for Shubman Gill's return, the Indian team released left-arm throwdown specialist, Nuwan Seneviratne, was released a day prior to help the opener prepare.

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#ShubmanGill #INDvsPAK #CWC23

Shubman Gill resumes nets in Ahmedabad, could return for India vs Pakistan World Cup clash

<h2>In preparation for Shubman Gill's return, the Indian team released left-arm throwdown specialist, Nuwan Seneviratne, was released a day prior to help the opener prepare.</h2>

The Indian cricket team received a massive boost as Shubman Gill, who's recovering after dengue, returned to the nets, sparking optimism about his potential inclusion in the World Cup game against Pakistan on Saturday.
Gill's absence due to illness in the first two matches against Australia and Afghanistan had raised concerns, but his presence in the nets suggests a promising comeback for the crucial match against arch-rivals Pakistan.
In preparation for Gill's return, the Indian team arranged a special net session for him before their arrival in Ahmedabad. Their left-arm throwdown specialist, Nuwan Seneviratne, was released a day prior to help Gill prepare.
Gill arrived at the Narendra Modi Stadium and engaged in a range of activities under the watchful eyes of the team doctor and specialists. The focus of his training was to counteract left-arm deliveries, keeping Shaheen Shah Afridi in mind.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/icc-world-cup/cricket-commentator-harsha-bhogle-reveals-he-has-dengue-will-miss-india-vs-pakistan-world-cup-game-1697101102749">Cricket commentator Harsha Bhogle reveals he has dengue, will miss India vs Pakistan World Cup game</a>
Despite his recent health challenges, Gill appeared at ease during the session, facing both throwdowns and net bowlers. For someone whose platelet count had dropped to 70000 only a few days ago and was in hospital on Sunday night, Gill's recovery has been exemplary. Given how comfortable he looked in the nets, there's heightened anticipation for his potential return to the playing XI.
However, the coaching staff and medical team, led by Rahul Dravid, will closely monitor Gill's progress and evaluate his readiness based on his performance during Friday's session, especially considering the challenging weather conditions and the timing of the game.
Gill's remarkable recovery and determination have positioned him as a strong contender for the high-stakes clash against Pakistan, instilling hope in the Indian camp and fans alike.
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/icc-world-cup/watch-fight-breaks-out-in-the-crowd-during-india-vs-afghanistan-world-cup-match-in-delhi-viral-video-1697108496503">Watch: Fight breaks out in the crowd during India vs Afghanistan World Cup match in Delhi</a>
(With PTI inputs)

Fans would be hoping that the star opener will not miss any more games for the Men in Blue and kick start his World Cup campaign with a big performance against Pakistan.

Watch: Shubman Gill arrives in Ahmedabad ahead of India vs Pakistan clash in World Cup 2023

ICYMI, Shubman Gill arrived in Ahmedabad ahead of India's World Cup clash against Pakistan!

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#INDvPAK #CWC23 #ShubmanGill

<h2>Fans are ardently hoping for Shubman Gill's speedy recovery and a strong comeback, particularly in a significant game against Pakistan.</h2>

Indian opener Shubman Gill, who missed the first two games for the Men in Blue in the ODI World Cup 2023 due to a bout of dengue fever, was spotted at Ahmedabad airport. The 24-year-old arrived ahead of Team India's group stage clash against arch-rivals Pakistan in ODI World Cup 2023.
Currently, in the phase of recovery from the fever, it remains uncertain whether Gill will regain full fitness in time to actively participate in the match scheduled for October 14. Fans are ardently hoping for his speedy recovery and a strong comeback, particularly in a significant game against Pakistan. They look forward to witnessing Gill kickstart his World Cup campaign with a powerful performance against Babar Azam&rsquo;s men.
Team India has delivered commendable performances in their first two matches, clinching victories in both of them. As the much-anticipated encounter against Pakistan looms, the Indian team aspires to secure a consecutive triumph and maintain an unbeaten streak in the tournament.
The showdown is set to unfold in the electrifying atmosphere of the Narendra Modi Stadium, promising an intense display of skill and sportsmanship on October 14.
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Babar is going through a lean patch and was out for 10 and 5 against Sri Lanka and the Netherlands respectively in the two ODI World Cup 2023 matches.

ICC ODI Rankings: Shubman Gill just 5 points away from dethroning Babar Azam, Virat Kohli new ranking | ODI World Cup 2023

According to the new ICC ODI Rankings for batters, Shubman Gill has 830 rating points and is now just 5 points away from dethroning Babar Azam from the top.

Here is Virat Kohli's new rank

ICC ODI Rankings: Shubman Gill just 5 points away from dethroning Babar Azam | ODI World Cup 2023

Babar is going through a lean patch and was out for 10 and 5 against Sri Lanka and the Netherlands respectively in the two ODI World Cup 2023 matches.

Had Shubman Gill not been out due to dengue, he would have probably been the new number 1 batter in ODIs by now.
According to the new ICC ODI Rankings for batters, Gill has 830 rating points and is now just 5 points away from dethroning Babar Azam from the top.
The Pakistani skipper is going through a lean patch and was out for 10 and 5 against Sri Lanka and the Netherlands respectively in the two ODI World Cup 2023 matches.
Virat Kohli also climbed a place to the 7th spot following his match-winning 85 against Australia. They are the only two Indians in the top 10 list.
In the bowler's rankings, Mohammed Siraj lost his number 1 spot in ODIs to Josh Hazlewood and is down to the 2nd position.

'Shubman Gill was on a drip at the Chennai team hotel for the last couple of days. However, his platelet count dropped to 70,000,' tells a BCCI source to PTI

Shubman Gill discharged from hospital after being admitted for low platelet count | ODI World Cup 2023

Team India opener Shubman Gill, who is battling dengue, was hospitalised in Chennai after his platelet count dropped below 100,000 but was subsequently released.

'Shubman Gill was on a drip at the Chennai team hotel for the last couple of days. However, his platelet count dropped to 70,000,' tells a BCCI source to PTI

Team India opener Shubman Gill, who is battling dengue, was hospitalised in Chennai after his platelet count dropped below 100,000 but was subsequently released.
He has not just been ruled out of India vs Afghanistan ODI World Cup 2023 game but Gill also still remains a doubtful starter for the marquee clash against Pakistan in Ahmedabad on October 14.
'Shubman Gill was on a drip at the Chennai team hotel for the last couple of days. However, his platelet count dropped to 70,000 and as is the case with dengue patients, once the count is below 100,000, you are admitted to a medical facility as a precautionary measure. He was admitted for all mandatory tests on Sunday night when India played Australia but by Monday evening was released," a BCCI source told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
It is learnt that Gill was admitted to Chennai's well-known multi-care speciality hospital 'Kauvery' and the Indian team's doctor Rizwan has stayed back to monitor his progress.
While there are still 96 hours left for the match against Pakistan, it will be Gill's health which will be paramount for the Indian team management as he requires to be 100 per cent fit for the marathon tournament.
A bout of dengue weakens the body considerably but even for an elite athlete, it does take time to bear the physical bump and grind of a tournament like the World Cup.
Ishan Kishan is once again likely to be a part of the playing XI despite being out for a duck in the World Cup opener.
Gill is India's most prolific batter in ODIs and is the highest run-getter in the format in 2023. He has smashed 1230 runs at an average of over 72, including 5 hundreds and as many half-centuries. Gills strike rate of over 105 is also impressive.
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The medical team has been advised not to fly Shubman Gill while his platelet count was down.

Shubman Gill hospitalised in Chennai with low platelet count | ODI World Cup 2023

Shubman Gill's fight with dengue continues as he has been admitted into a hospital in Chennai with a low platelet count.

Here are the details

The medical team has been advised not to fly Shubman Gill while his platelet count was down.

Shubman Gill's fight with dengue continues as he has been admitted into a hospital in Chennai. It was already confirmed that the opener will miss India vs Afghanistan ODI World Cup 2023 clash as well.
According to Cricbuzz, Gill's platelet count has been low for some time, which is the reason he did not accompany the team to Delhi for his side's 2nd World Cup game on Wednesday.
The medical team has been advised not to fly Gill while his platelet count was down. Apart from medical specialists at the hospital, BCCI's doctor Rizwan Khan is also attending Gill.
He is now racing against time to recover in time for the much-anticipated clash against Pakistan, scheduled in Ahmedabad on Saturday.
The report in Cricbuzz also says that Gill could be discharged and return to the hotel if his condition improves. If things take a positive turn with his health situation, he may fly directly to Ahmedabad to rejoin the squad.
Ishan Kishan is once again likely to be a part of the playing XI despite being out for a duck in the World Cup opener.
Physical recovery of dengue patients vary and it normally takes around 7-10 days to be up and match ready.&nbsp;
Gill is India's most prolific batter in ODIs and is the highest run-getter in the format in 2023. He has smashed 1230 runs at an average of over 72, including 5 hundreds and as many half-centuries. Gills strike rate of over 105 is also impressive.
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Gill, who missed India's opening game against Australia, will stay back in Chennai and will be under the supervision of the medical team.

Shubman Gill ruled out of India vs Afghanistan game | ODI World Cup 2023

The BCCI confirmed on Monday that Shubman Gill is still recovering from dengue and will not travel with the team to Delhi for the game vs Afghanistan on Wednesday.

Gill, who missed India's opening game against Australia, will stay back in Chennai and will be under the supervision of the medical team.

Team India will be without the services of Shubman Gill in their 2nd game of the ODI World Cup 2023 as well.
The BCCI confirmed on Monday that the opening batter is still recovering from dengue and will not travel with the team to Delhi for the game vs Afghanistan on Wednesday.
Gill, who missed India's opening game against Australia, will stay back in Chennai and will be under the supervision of the medical team.
Ishan Kishan is once again likely to be a part of the playing XI despite being out for a duck in the World Cup opener.
Fans will be praying for Gill's speedy recovery and hope that the in-form batter regains full fitness ahead of the all-important India vs Pakistan game on Saturday.
Physical recovery of dengue patients vary and it normally takes around 7-10 days to be up and match ready.&nbsp;
Gill is India's most prolific batter in ODIs and is the highest run-getter in the format in 2023. He has smashed 1230 runs at an average of over 72, including 5 hundreds and as many half-centuries. Gills strike rate of over 105 is also impressive.

According to ESPNcricinfo, Gill is set to miss India's ODI World Cup opening match vs Australia, scheduled on October 8 in Chennai.

Confirmed: Shubman Gill down with dengue, set to miss India vs Australia game | ODI World Cup 2023

Shubman Gill was being closely monitored by the BCCI medical team ever since he was down with fever but it has now been confirmed that he has tested positive for dengue.

According to ESPNcricinfo, Gill is set to miss India's ODI World Cup opening match vs Australia, scheduled on October 8 in Chennai.

Shubman Gill was being closely monitored by the BCCI medical team ever since he was down with fever but it has now been confirmed that he has tested positive for dengue.
According to ESPNcricinfo, Gill is set to miss India's ODI World Cup opening match vs Australia, scheduled on October 8 in Chennai.
'He is under the weather. The medical team is closely monitoring him. We are hoping he gets better soon,' the official update from BCCI had said.
Gill had missed India's training sessions at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Wednesday and Thursday but the team management was hoping for it to be nothing more than a flu, but that was not to be the case.
Physical recovery of dengue patients vary and it normally takes around 7-10 days to be up and match ready. If he doesn't recover quickly, Gill might miss more than 1 game for Team India. In case that happens, Ishan Kishan could be a possible replacement at the top.
Gill is India's most prolific batter in ODIs and is the highest run-getter in the format in 2023. He has smashed 1230 runs at an average of over 72, including 5 hundreds and as many half-centuries. Gills strike rate of over 105 is also impressive.

A call on Gill's participation in match vs Australia, scheduled on Sunday, will be taken after the reports are out.

Shubman Gill down with high fever, being tested for dengue | ODI World Cup 2023

In what can be a huge blow to Team India before their ODI World Cup campaign even gets underway, Shubman Gill is down with high fever and will be tested for dengue on Friday.

A call on Gill's participation in match vs Australia, scheduled on Sunday, will be taken after the reports are out.

In what can be a huge blow to Team India before their ODI World Cup campaign even gets underway, Shubman Gill looks like a doubtful starter.
According to reports, the opening batter is down with high fever and will be tested for dengue on Friday. A call on his participation in match vs Australia, scheduled on Sunday, will be taken after the reports are out.
A BCCI source close to team developments told News18, 'Shubman has had high fever since landing in Chennai. His tests are being done. He will have tests on Friday and a call will be taken on his participation in opening game.'
Physical recovery of dengue patients vary and it normally takes around 7-10 days to be up and match ready. If Gill tests positive, he might miss more than 1 game for Team India. In case that happens, Ishan Kishan could be a possible replacement at the top.
However, the BCCI source refused to rule him out just yet.
'Let&rsquo;s not jump the gun. If it&rsquo;s normal viral fever, he could play on antibiotics but it&rsquo;s completely the medical team&rsquo;s call,' the source added.
Gill is India's most prolific batter in ODIs and is the highest run-getter in the format in 2023. He has smashed 1230 runs at an average of over 72, including 5 hundreds and as many half-centuries. Gills strike rate of over 105 is also impressive.

While KL Rahul's half century steadied the boat for India, it was Suryakumar Yadav's 37-ball 72 which fired India to a mammoth 399/5, which also became the highest total by India against the Aussies in ODIs.

IND vs AUS, 2nd ODI: Dominant India seal ODI series against Australia, win by 99 runs

KL Rahul & co. clinch the 3-match ODI series against Australia after a resounding 99-run win!

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While KL Rahul's half century steadied the boat for India, it was Suryakumar Yadav's 37-ball 72 which fired India to a mammoth 399/5, which also became the highest total by India against the Aussies in ODIs.

Team India clinch the 3-match ODI series against Australia as they beat the Kangaroos by 99 runs (DLS method) in the 2nd ODI courtesy of a dominant display by the Men in Blue.
Put to bat first, Opener Ruturaj Gaikwad was dismissed by Josh Hazlewood early on in the game.
However, Shubman Gill &amp; Shreyas Iyer's brilliant display on the day gave the team a great platform to build on.
While KL Rahul's half century steadied the boat for India, it was Suryakumar Yadav's 37-ball 72 which fired India to a mammoth 399/5, which also became the highest total by India against the Aussies in ODIs.
In reply, Spinners owned the night as three wickets each from Ravichandran Ashwin &amp; Ravindra Jadeja helped limit the Kangaroos to a mere 217.
Sean Abott's late 54-run cameo was not enough as India sealed the ODI series on the night.
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Iyer and Gill counter-attacked with a 200-run stand. It is now the 4th-highest partnership for India in ODIs against Australia for any wicket.

Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill tame Aussies with ton each | India vs Australia 2nd ODI

It was the Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill show in Indore as the batters tamed Australia with a hundred each. While Iyer scored his 3rd ODI ton, Gill became the fastest Indian to smash 6 hundreds in the format

Iyer and Gill counter-attacked with a 200-run stand. It is now the 4th-highest partnership for India in ODIs against Australia for any wicket.

After Ruturaj Gaikwad got out early in the 2nd ODI, Australia looked determined to bounce back in the series but Shreyas Iyer and Shubman Gill had other plans.
It was the Iyer and Gill show in Indore as the duo counter-attacked with a 200-run stand. It is now the 4th-highest partnership for India in ODIs against Australia for any wicket.
Iyer then sent out a loud message with his 3rd ODI hundred and first of this year.&nbsp;
Interestingly, he has been India's Mr. consistent at the number 3 spot in ODIs, where he has smashed 638 runs in 11 innings at a whopping average of 58.
Gill followed suit and became the fastest Indian to score 6 ODI hundreds. He took just 35 innings to reach the milestone, breaking Shikhar Dhawan's record, who took 11 innings more than Gill.
It was also his 5th in ODIs and 7th international ton this year. He now also has the most number of sixes in international cricket in 2023.
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"Sometimes, there is so much adrenaline when you are batting, you miscalculate. It was a miscalculation on my part" - Gill on how he should have finished the match against Bangladesh

Shubman Gill highlights need for batting adaptability on spinning pitches ahead of Asia Cup Final 2023

 "It is definitely an area that we are trying to improve on. We had camp in Bangalore before coming here, and we were practicing on similar wickets" - Shubman Gill on how India are trying to master batting on slow tracks

#ShubmanGill #AsiaCup2023

"Sometimes, there is so much adrenaline when you are batting, you miscalculate. It was a miscalculation on my part" - Gill on how he should have finished the match against Bangladesh

Indian batters, barring centurion Shubman Gill, struggled against Bangladesh spinners on a pitch that offered turn and grip <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/india-vs-bangladesh-shubman-gill-s-brilliant-hundred-in-vain-as-men-in-blue-lose-by-6-runs-1694799362373">during their six-run defeat in the Asia Cup Super Four match</a>, and the opener said they are working on their skills to master such tracks.
Gill said it was important to give attention to the area in view of the approaching World Cup, and the Asia Cup final on Sunday against Sri Lanka.
"It is definitely an area that we are trying to improve on. We had camp in Bangalore before coming here, and we were practicing on similar wickets," said Gill during the post-match press conference after India failed to chase down 265.
"World Cup is such a long tournament as we go deeper into the tournament, the wicket tends to get slower." Gill said the Indian batting unit is trying to minimise the dot balls by increasing the strike rotation.
"It is not easy for batsmen who are coming in to rotate the strike and minimise those dot balls. As a batting unit, we are looking to work on it," he said.
On their approach against Bangladesh spinners at Premadasa stadium, Gill said the batters were trying to play late.
"Taking singles was not easy on this wicket. So, we were trying to let the ball come to the bat because we get more runs square of the wicket on slow wickets. So, we were trying to play the ball late," he added.
Gill said he should have stayed back and carried India past the finishing line against Bangladesh, but termed the chase as a good learning experience.
"Sometimes, there is so much adrenaline when you are batting, you miscalculate. It was a miscalculation on my part.
"But when I got out and there was a lot of time left, and if I would have batted not that aggressive then we should have gotten over the line. But these are learnings, and fortunately, this game wasn't the final." Axar Patel had coped with a bit of beating on his right hand during the match against Bangladesh but Gill allayed any concerns.
"I don't think there is anything wrong with Axar. I think that was temporary and nothing to worry about," he said.
Gill also defended India's decision to rest five frontline players Virat Kohli, Hardik Pandya, Jasprit Bumrah, Kuldeep Yadav and Mohammed Siraj for the Bangladesh match.
"The reason why we gave rest to all the bowlers is because they played continuously for three days against Pakistan and then Sri Lanka. The bowlers needed a bit of rest so that they can come back fresh for the final," he said.&nbsp;

espite the regular fall of wicket, captain Shakib, who added 101 runs for the fifth wicket with Hridoy Towid, made a gritty 80 for his side before falling prey to Shardul Thakur.

Asia Cup 2023 Super 4 points table: Bangladesh finish campaign on high, beat finalists India 

India will face defending champions Sri Lanka in the final on Sunday. 

Here's how the Super Four table looks after last game

India are set to face defending champions Sri Lanka in the final on Sunday.&nbsp;

It was a dead rubber but Bangladesh made a successful attempt at finishing their Asia Cup 2023 campaign on a high. The Bangla Tigers defeated India by 6 runs in the final Super Four clash of this edition. The result will not affect India who are already in the final.&nbsp;
India are set to face defending champions Sri Lanka in the final on Sunday.&nbsp;

Gill has managed to score just 371 runs in his last 18 innings in international cricket. He averages a mere 21.8 and hasn't scored a hundred during this period.

IND vs PAK: Shubman Gill's dip in form now hurting Team India | Asia Cup 2023

Shubman Gill's contrasting 2023:

                   Before IPL   After IPL
Innings            18               14 
Average         61.2            24.1
Tons                  5                 0

#AsiaCup2023 #INDvsPAK #ShubmanGill

Gill has managed to score just 371 runs in his last 18 innings in international cricket. He averages a mere 21.8 and hasn't scored a hundred during this period.

Shubman Gill was being referred to as the prince of Indian cricket, someone who would take Virat Kohli's legacy forward.
But he has been a mere shadow of himself in international cricket for a few months now.
The opener once again disappointed in India's Asia Cup 2023 opener vs Pakistan and was dismissed for a 32-ball-10.&nbsp;
His string of poor scores is getting longer now and has started to hurt India.
Gill has managed to score just 371 runs in his last 18 innings in international cricket. He averages a mere 21.8 and hasn't scored a hundred during this period.
Moreover, Gill averaged over 61 in 18 international innings before IPL 2023. But it has clearly been a contrasting tale after that as the opener has averaged under 25 in 14 innings post the cash-rich league.

Shubman Gill topped the test with an impressive score of 18.7, the highest so far among the cricketers, PTI reported quoting a BCCI official. 

Day after BCCI's stern warning, Shubman Gill's yo-yo test score revealed 

Shubman Gill topped the test with an impressive score of 18.7, the highest so far among the cricketers, PTI reported quoting a BCCI official.&nbsp;

A day after Virat Kohli was reprimanded by the BCCI for revealing his yo-yo test scores, a PTI report quoting a BCCI official has disclosed the scores of Shubman Gill.&nbsp; The 23-year-old, according to the report, topped with an impressive score of 18.7.&nbsp;
All the cricketers who have so far appeared for the YoYo test have passed the cut-off level of 16.5 with Virat Kohli also putting up an impressive 17.2 as per his Instagram story. "Gill as of now has the highest score of 18.7. Most of the players have scored between 16.5 and 18," a BCCI source privy to developments told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
Save the five cricketers -- Jasprit Bumrah, Prasidh Krishna, Tilak Varma, Sanju Samson (reserve member for Asia Cup) and KL Rahul have all undergone the test.

Speaking to the ICC ahead of Asia Cup 2023, Gill said that it feels great to be able to open up with Rohit, especially knowing that all the focus is on him.

Shubman Gill explains why Rohit Sharma is a perfect partner for batters | ODI World Cup 2023

Shubman Gill believes that opening the innings with Rohit Sharma will be crucial for Team India at the upcoming ODI World Cup at home.

Speaking to the ICC ahead of Asia Cup 2023, Gill said that it feels great to be able to open up with Rohit, especially knowing that all the focus is on him.

Shubman Gill believes that opening the innings with Rohit Sharma will be crucial for Team India at the upcoming ODI World Cup at home.
Speaking to the ICC ahead of Asia Cup 2023, Gill said that it feels great to be able to open up with Rohit, especially knowing that all the focus is on him.
'He's someone who likes the other batters to go and just express himself and play the way I want to play the game. So in that nature, he gives the players full freedom for how they want to express their game,' Gill added.
Rohit and Gill have opened the innings 9 times in ODIs and the pair has scored 685 runs at 76.11.&nbsp;

Shubman Gill's opening partner Ishan Kishan, who was adjudged the Player of the Series during the 3-match ODI series against the West Indies, also jumped 9 spots and is now ranked 36th.

Shubman Gill rises to No. 5 in ODIs, Tilak Varma makes debut on T20I charts | ICC Rankings

India's new sensation Tilak Varma, with scores of 39, 51, and an unbeaten 49 in his first three T20I matches, also made his debut on the batting charts

#ICCRankings #ShubmanGill #IshanKishan

<h2>Shubman Gill's opening partner Ishan Kishan, who was adjudged the Player of the Series during the 3-match ODI series against the West Indies, also jumped 9 spots and is now ranked 36th.</h2>

India's opening batter Shubman Gill has soared to a career-best fifth position in the ICC men's player rankings, showcasing his impressive form during the recently-concluded ODI series against West Indies.
Gill amassed 126 runs in three matches, including a pivotal 85 in the series decider, which elevated his rating points to 743. His ascent places him in close proximity to Imam-ul-Haq, ranked fourth with 745 points, and Fakhar Zaman in third with 755 points. Dominating the list is Pakistan's Babar Azam at the top position with a commanding 886 rating points.
Another standout in the ODI rankings is Gill's opening partner, Ishan Kishan, who impressively leaped nine places to secure the 36th spot. Kishan's consistent display, including fifties in all three matches and an accumulation of 184 runs, earned him the prestigious Player-of-the-Series accolade.
Among the bowlers, both wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav and seamer Shardul Thakur showcased remarkable performances. Kuldeep's seven-wicket haul across three matches, including an exceptional 4 for 6 in the first ODI, propelled him four places up the rankings to secure the 10th position among bowlers. Simultaneously, Thakur, leading the wicket-takers tally in the series with eight dismissals, advanced to the 30th spot on the list.
In the T20I rankings, West Indies experienced notable shifts despite their struggles in the ODIs. Batsmen Nicholas Pooran (14th) and Rovman Powell (32nd) experienced significant advancements, while fast bowler Alzarri Joseph (13th) and spinner Akeal Hosein (14th) demonstrated progress among the bowlers.
Meanwhile, India's new sensation Tilak Varma debuted at No. 46 in the batting rankings, showcasing his skills through scores of 39, 51, and an unbeaten 49 in his first three matches.
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The Indian batter scored 34 runs in the 2nd ODI vs the West Indies and broke Babar Azam's world record.

IND vs WI: Shubman Gill breaks Babar Azam's long-standing record | IND vs PAK

Shubman Gill might not be having the best of time with the bat in the Caribbean but he still overtook Babar Azam's world record.

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The Indian batter scored 34 runs in the 2nd ODI vs the West Indies and broke Babar Azam's world record.

Shubman Gill might not be having the best of time with the bat in the Caribbean but the young sensation is still breaking records.
The Indian batter scored 34 runs in the 2nd ODI vs the West Indies and overtook Babar Azam's world record of scoring the most ODI runs after 26 innings.
While the Pakistani skipper scored 1322 runs in his first 26 ODIs, Gill has now scored 1352 in as many innings.

You don't see a player telling team management that he likes to bat in a particular position: Aakash Chopra

Former Team India opener calls Shubman Gill's request to play at No.3 'unusual'

Former India opener Aakash Chopra found Shubman Gill's request to play at the number 3 spot 'unusual'.

Here is what he said

You don't see a player telling team management that he likes to bat in a particular position: Aakash Chopra

Former India opener Aakash Chopra found Shubman Gill's request to play at the number 3 spot 'unusual'.
'It's a very interesting thing because you don't usually hear such things happening in Indian cricket. You don't see a player telling team management that he likes to bat in a particular position. Neither does anyone make that request, nor anyone is given that luxury. But the good thing is Yashasvi Jaiswal can now open,' said Chopra on his YouTube channel.
Gill has so far opened for Team India in Test cricket but with Jaiswal getting his debut and Cheteshwar Pujara left out of the squad, No.3 was a perfect position for Shubman.

The International Cricket Council has came hard on India and Australia for maintaining slow over-rate in the final of World Test Championship final with Shubman Gill facing the brunt for criticising umpire's decision on social media

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One could term it rubbing salt on the wounds, but the Indian cricket team has been fined 100% of their match fee for maintaining slow over rate in the World Test Championship final against Australia.

<h2>The ICC has come hard on India and Australia for maintaining slow over-rate in the final of World Test Championship final with Shubman Gill facing the brunt for criticising umpire's decision on social media.</h2>

One could term it rubbing salt on the wounds, but the Indian cricket team has been fined 100% of their match fee for maintaining slow over-rate in the World Test Championship final against Australia.
Why India were fined for slow over-rate in WTC final?
"India were ruled to be five overs short of the target after time allowances were taken into consideration," ICC said in statement.&nbsp;
In accordance with Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, players are fined 20 percent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time.
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Severe punishment for Shubman Gill for criticising third umpire's decision
Meanwhile, there was more agony for Shubman Gill, with the Indian batter facing more sanctions from the ICC. The 23-year-old has been fined 15 percent of his match fee over and above the 100% fine imposed on the team.
Gill would have to pay money back as part of his punishment since he has effectively incurred 115 percent of match fee in fines.&nbsp;
According to clause 2.7 of ICC's code of conduct, social media posts by a player or support staff could amount to a breach of the code of conduct.
Were Australian cricket team fined for slow over rate?
Meanwhile, Australia too were fined a hefty 80% for maintaining a slow over-rate as well.
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What ICC's code of conduct says about slow over-rate penalties?
According to Article 2.22 of the ICC Code of Conduct for Players and Player Support Personnel, players are fined 20 percent of their match fee for every over their side fails to bowl in the allotted time.

After taking a look at multiple replays, third umpire Richard Kettleborough claimed Green had his fingers underneath the ball when he took the catch.

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After the controversy over his wicket, Indian opener Shubman Gill took to social media to share his frustration and disappointment.

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<h2>After taking a look at multiple replays, third umpire Richard Kettleborough claimed Green had his fingers underneath the ball when he took the catch.</h2>

After the controversy over his wicket, Indian opener Shubman Gill took to social media to share his frustration at the decision.
In an Instagram story, the 23-year-old shared the image of Cameron Green's catch, where the ball is visibly touching the ground.
Gill, clearly upset with the decision also used applause emojis in what was clearly a dig at the call to give him out.&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/shubman-gill-controversy-over-cameron-green-s-catch-as-3rd-umpire-rules-opener-out-wtc-final-2023-1686410044333">Third umpire Richard Kettleborough had given Gill out despite no conclusive evidence</a> that the catch was taken cleanly.
While the Englishman looked at a number of replays, the benefit of the doubt didn't go to the batter with Kettleborough claiming on air that the fielder had his fingers underneath the ball.
Indian fans though were aghast at the verdict and shared a number of images where the ball seemingly was touching the ground.

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