‘If we get some time in next innings, we’ll cross 250’: Shubman Gill confident about India’s batting in 2nd innings
3 years, 6 months ago

‘If we get some time in next innings, we’ll cross 250’: Shubman Gill confident about India’s batting in 2nd innings

Hindustan Times  

Southampton’s poor weather has been taking a toll on the ongoing World Test Championship between India and New Zealand at the Rose. India's Shubman Gill Indian opener Shubman Gill feels that the poor light robbed their chances of getting rid of veteran Ross Taylor on Day 3. Gill did admit that it's been a problem as they have now failed to cross 250 against New Zealand on five successive occasions. Gill praised Kyle Jamieson for his five-wicket haul but also felt that Indian pacers didn't have the rub of the green going their way despite bowling well during the final two sessions.

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