WTC Final: The real test of Indian cricket's 'Prince' Shubman Gill at Oval, had an embarrassing performance in the last final

When the teams of India and Australia face each other in the final of the World Test Championship, all eyes will be on the young star Shubman Gill. Gill, who is in excellent form, has the responsibility of making the team the champion. The last few months have been wonderful for Gill. Now it has to be seen how he fares in the final to be held at the Oval in England from June 7.

Shubman Gill has scored two hundreds in Tests, three in ODIs, one in T20 Internationals in the last six months. He has scored three centuries in IPL. Gill has played 15 matches in his Test career so far. During this, he has scored two centuries and four half-centuries. He has proved his mettle by beating the top bowlers of the world and his performance has been appreciated by all.

Team management has high hopes from Gill
Gill has done well in ODIs, T20 Internationals and Test cricket including IPL. He has also proved his place in the team with his aggressive batting, technique, selection of shots. Now the Indian team management is expecting him to carry on his excellent form in the World Test Championship final as well.

Not successful in england
Gill has had a great career in the last six months but his real test will be in England. He has not been successful in England. He has managed just 57 runs in two Tests in England without a single half-century.

Will play at The Oval for the first time
Gill has the experience of playing in the WTC final, but his performance has not been good in it. In 2021, the Indian team played against New Zealand in Southampton, England in the WTC final, in which Gill was also in the playing-11. However, Gill was able to score 28 runs in the first innings of this match and eight runs in the second innings.

Apart from this, he has also played in Birmingham, England where he was dismissed for 17 and four against England last year. Now he will have his real test at the Oval as well. The spinners, including the fast bowlers, will also be aided by the pitch at the Oval and Gill's technique and shot selection will be closely watched. The challenge will be for Gill to do the best in red ball Test cricket from T20.