Shubman Gill FIFTY: Shubman Gill continues his fiery form for Gujarat Titans after registering a fine fifty against Mumbai Indians. What is even more important is that Gill continues to perform well at the Narendra Modi stadium. Eager to give the defending champions a good start, Gill continued to flourish after fellow opener Wriddhiman Saha was dismissed cheaply. Follow Indian Premier League 2023 LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN.
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It is no surprise that Shubman Gill will continue to flourish when he is batting at his favorite stadium. A pitch that has been so favorable for Gill, that the young batter went on to unleash his fury. The young Indian opener hammered 56 runs from 34 balls with a strike rate of 164.7. His fiery knock consisted of 7 boundaries and 1 huge sixer.
SHUBMAN GILL SHOW – 4, 4, 6 in the 6th over. pic.twitter.com/TsnM6movBU
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Coming to Gill’s records at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmadabad, the young opener has a formidable record. In the Indian Premier League, he has managed 244 runs over the years with a personal highest score of 63 runs. His records in International cricket at this ground is even more impressive.
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Shubman Gill dismissed for 56 in 34 balls – a fine knock by Gill. pic.twitter.com/3wOY6VcNix
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In T20s he has a personal highest of 126 unbeaten. In Test cricket he has scored 154 runs with yet another century highest score of 128. Gill was dismissed while attempting to go for a big sixer, He was dismissed by Kumar Kartikeya after a sublime catch from Suryakumar Yadav.
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