Shubman Gill: Indian cricket team veteran batsman Virat Kohli said goodbye to Test cricket. Kohli shared a post on social media and announced not to play in this format. Virat served Indian cricket for a long time and he performed brilliantly. Not only the longest and tough format of cricket, but this player has shown a great game in all three formats and with this he has been a part of Fab Four.

Kohli is one of the few players who have played 100 Test matches. In such a situation, there is now a player from India who can join Fab Four. Actually, we are talking about young batsman Shubman Gill here. Gill has shown a good game for India so far and he can replace Kohli in the coming times. All the experts of cricket call him the next Virat Kohli and his figures also testify the same.

Shubman Gill’s great performance in ODIs

Gill has played a good game in ODI cricket and this player has also scored a double century. The 25 -year -old batsman has played 55 ODIs, scoring 2775 runs at an average of 59. During this time, 8 centuries and 15 half -centuries have been scored from his bat. Apart from this, he is at number one in the ODI rankings, which reflects his ability to join Fab Four.

Gill needs improvement in test

Gill has shown a good game in ODI cricket but in the Test match he has not been able to do justice to his talent till now. The right -handed batsman has scored only 1893 runs with a bad average of 35, playing 32 matches. During this time he has scored 5 centuries and 7 half -centuries. In such a situation, they need to improve this format and they also have ability, so that they can become part of Fab Four.

Also shown good game in T20

For India, he has played 21 matches in T20 format so far for India, scoring 578 runs with an average of 30.42 and a strike rate of 139.28. During this time, a century and 3 half -centuries have been scored from his bat.

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