Shubman Gill record Shubman Gill has created history by scoring a double century in the first ODI against New Zealand on Wednesday. Shubman Gill became the youngest batsman to score a double century. The story of Shubman Gill becoming a cricketer is very interesting which every fan would be curious to know.
Indian batsman Shubman Gill created history by scoring a double century in the first ODI against New Zealand on Wednesday. Gill became the youngest batsman to score a double century. Gill scored 208 runs in just 149 balls with the help of 19 fours and 9 sixes at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Hyderabad.
Shubman Gill played a blistering inning against New Zealand, after which he is also called 'Superman Gill'. Shubman Gill made many records during his innings. He became the fastest Indian batsman to score 1000 runs in ODI cricket. Shubman Gill became the youngest batsman to score a double century. He became the Indian opener to score three ODI hundreds in the shortest innings. Shubman Gill also holds the record for making the best individual ODI score against New Zealand.
Dad's master plan
The story of Shubman Gill becoming the king of records as a cricketer is very exciting. People are also eager to know how the son of an ordinary farmer became such a big run machine. Please tell me that Shubman Gill started playing cricket at the age of 4. Born in Chak Khrewala village in the Fazilka district of Punjab, Shubman Gill used to play cricket with his father as a child.
When Gill grew up, his father made a great plan to improve his son's game. He used his farm as a ground and placed a condition that he would reward Rs 100 to whoever gets Shubman Gill out.
The family agreed with the academy
When the family of Shubman Gill, who played tennis ball for many years, went to Jalalabad, this player faced the leather ball for the first time. Shubman trained in a small school for a long time, but still had a lot to learn. For this, the father sent Shubman to Chandigarh and enrolled him in an academy behind the Mohali Stadium. Gill could get more time to play, due to which his family also settled in a rented house.
Ghavri found him
Shubman Gill used to wake up at 3.30 am every day and reach the academy by 4 am. After practicing throughout the day, he used to return home in the evening. Even after this, he used to go there with his father to watch the evening session at the academy. One day, Karsan Ghavri, a former fast bowler of Team India, came here to identify young talent in this academy. He came here in search of a fast bowler, but he found such a rare diamond in the form of Shubman Gill, who created panic in the cricket world in a short time.
Created panic in domestic cricket
Shubman Gill got the benefit of continuous practice and while making runs, he became a big name in domestic cricket. Playing for Punjab, he scored his first double-century in the Under-16 Vijay Merchant Trophy. For this, he was awarded the Best Junior Cricket Award by the BCCI. After this Shubman Gill got a chance to play in the Under-19 team and Team India (Junior) won the World Cup. The whole world saw the talent confined in a small village.
Now cricketer Shubman Gill has made his dream come true by scoring a double century. Fans are hoping that Shubman Gill is the future of India and will help India win the title in the upcoming World Cup.
