Published - | Updated - February 4, 2023 07:57 am
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Gill has been in excellent form recently. Because he scored an ODI double century and recently scored his maiden T20 century against New Zealand. He has also broken many records.
Many people feel That 23-year-old Subman Gill is the future of Indian cricket. But Aakash Chopra feels otherwise. Speaking on his YouTube channel as quoted by Sports Keeda, former opener Aakash Chopra said that Subman Gill is the ‘present’ of the Indian team.
Aakash Chopra: Shubman Gill is the future of Indian cricket. Now we have started saying That he is the present of Indian cricket. His potential was seen then. When he went to play the Under-19 World Cup. He started a good game and asked people to watch him because there is something special in him.
Aakash Chopra admitted that when Gill made his debut in Test cricket in Melbourne. So he was a little apprehensive. But he said that Indian batsman Shubman Gill has proved his apprehensions wrong.
“When he made his Test debut, I was thinking the guy is making his debut at Melbourne and what it’s going to be like. He batted very well there as well and there was no looking back after that. He played well regularly. There will be some ups and downs but he has been good.” And Indian batsman Shubman Gill has proved his apprehensions wrong.
Former cricketer Aakash Chopra said that Gill has made statements that he is here to stay with his purple patches in the last few months.
If we look at the last one year. So we can start with IPL. Because he batted very well there too. But what he has done in the last three months. He is something else. Gill has scored a sequence of centuries. He has said that he is here to say. Chopra said.
Chopra said that Gill’s special feature is his timing. The former cricketer also said that the 23-year-old does not look uncomfortable while batting.
What is special about Gill? The first thing is That he has the gift of timing that not many other players have.
“It’s hard to say that some players look great while playing. You never see them struggling,” said Aakash Chopra.