Shubman Gill, who made his Test debut in Melbourne, has been seen playing very confidently against bowlers like Mitchell Starc and Pat Cummins. Shubman was very strong against the bowlers and played aggressively against the kangaroo bowlers every innings. His 91-run knock in the second innings of the Brisbane Test caught everyone’s praise. Yuvraj Singh, the former Indian batsman of Team India, has been credited with his success in Australia.
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Shubman Gill, who works with the Times of India, said: ‘I’m very relaxed now. The biggest consolation for me is making a Test debut for India. I was a little nervous, but after every innings I felt confident. Shubhaman appeared to agree with his father that he had not completed a century, and said, “completing a century would have been a great achievement for me.” I was a pretty good set and I should have completed a century, but I was happy the moment I contributed to the team’s win. I have learned a lot from this series and I am a good cricketer. My next goal is to maintain continuity at this level. The series against England is very important to me because now my identity is not anonymous. Facing bowlers such as James Anderson, Joffra Archer, and Stuart Broad is certainly challenging.
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Shubman, who credited Yuvraj Singh for his Australian success, said: ‘The camp before the IPL with UV Pazi (Yuvraj Singh) was very important. During this camp, they prepared me for how to deal with Chin music. He bowled me over 100 shot pitch balls from different angles and I think this helped me a lot. Yuvraj Singh and Shubman Gill have played together for Punjab and coached Yuvraj Shubman frequently.
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