US EditionENG vs IND: I Think We Showed Why We Are a Great Team, Says Shubman Gill After India Pulls Off Gritty Draw in Manchester
- India, led by Shubman Gill, secured a gritty draw against England on July 28, 2025, at Old Trafford in the fourth Test.
- The draw came after India was reduced to 0/2 early in their second innings and faced a massive first-innings deficit of 311 runs.
- Gill scored 103 runs before being dismissed, while KL Rahul contributed 90, and Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar each scored centuries to save the match.
- Gill said, "to be able to have the same mindset for 140 overs is very difficult", praising the team’s resilience and calling them a "great team"; Washington dedicated his maiden Test hundred to his family's support.
- The draw kept the series alive at 2-1, with India maintaining a chance to level the series in the final Test at The Oval starting Thursday.
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Which of his Test tons in the ongoing England series is the ‘most pleasing’? India skipper Shubman Gill picks
Asked recently on which one was his favourite, Gill picked the ton he scored in Manchester on Sunday which kept India in the hunt for a draw after they had lost Sai Sudharsan and Yasahsvi Jaiswal for ducks at the start of the innings.
ENG vs IND: I think we showed why we are a great team, says Shubman Gill after India pulls off gritty draw in Manchester
India skipper Shubman Gill reckons the belief to stage an epic final day turnaround in the fourth Test against England stemmed from his partnership with KL Rahul and in doing so, they showed why they are a “great team”.
Why did Shubman Gill call India a ‘Great team’ after Manchester Test? Reason is…
Indian Captain Shubman Gill and KL Rahul’s partnership destroyed all the hopes of England’s team to win the fourth test match at Old Trafford. The immense contribution of all the team members showed why they are “great team”. After the great knock of Shubman Gill and KL Rahul, the all-rounders Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar showcased their talent and skills. Both Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar saved their wickets and stood strong, …
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