Shubman Gill earns trust by scoring 100 in fourth test against Australia

Shubman When Gill hit an elegant hundred in the current Test match against Australia, his rising reputation as a player who can play in all formats gained momentum.

Gill was given the opportunity to play in the Indore Test because of KL Rahul's extended period of poor performance. His nomination was the result of his hot white-ball form, which included four hundred in his previous seven international innings.

The surface didn't offer the bowlers a lot of assistance, according to Gill. Therefore, it was crucial that we bat all day and not lose too many wickets.

After midday, India experienced a 16-over boundary drought that was finally broken by Gill with back-to-back fours off Cameron Green.

You must remind yourself that these things are true during those periods are merely transitory stages, and if you follow your method, boundaries will appear soon. You simply cannot afford to lose patience; you must act appropriately in each circumstance.

Gill claimed that after recovering from an illness the previous year, he changed his strategy. "After getting established, I sensed that I was becoming overly defensive. I was placing pressure on myself because I felt like I had to convert those starts. I came to the realization that I needed to keep my game flowing and remove any burden from myself.