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Shubman Gill, the young Indian batsman has been in fine form for India A in the ongoing series against West Indies A. Shubham scripted a new record when he scored a double century against West Indies A in the unofficial Test and has once again reminded about his pedigree to the selectors.
Brad Hogg, the former Australian batsman has asked the Indian selectors to consider the young man for the Indian side and rope him for the ongoing series in West Indies. Hogg said that Gill could be accommodated in the middle order and that the Indian management should take advantage of his form of rollicking.
On Twitter, Hogg wrote – “Shubman Gill, another double century to his name overnight. Has to be a late inclusion in the One Day squad with India looking to solidify their middle order. Get the junior in. #INDvWI #WIvIND”.
Shubman Gill, another double century to his name overnight. Has to be a late inclusion in the One Day squad with India looking to solidify their middle order. Get the junior in. #INDvWI #WIvIND
— Brad Hogg (@Brad_Hogg) August 9, 2019
Hogg also added that Gill could be a possible option for the number 4 batting position and that he looks to be ready to take up the responsibility of number 4.
Hogg further added – “Not many options up the top for him, I reckon he can handle number 4”.
Subham Gill! The next Indian super star picked by KKR. Superb decision! Indian team m aane se phele he crorepati ban rhe h. Good for cricket. #IPLAuction pic.twitter.com/dhPp0pk4fw
— vishal kumar (@engg_vishal) January 27, 2018
Earlier, the young man had expressed his disappointment for not being included in any of the India squads despite being in consistent form for India A in West Indies.
Ccongrats gilly
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— Dvsnsimha (@dvsnsimha) August 9, 2019
Gill said – “I was waiting for the Indian senior team to be announced on Sunday and I expected to be selected for at least one of the squads. It was disappointing not to get picked but I am not going to spend time thinking over it. I’ll keep scoring runs and performing to the best of my ability to impress the selectors”.
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