What device is Shubman Gill wearing during India vs New Zealand 1st ODI?
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Shubman Gill Spotted Wearing 'Temple' Device During 1st ODI Vs New Zealand: What Does It Do?
India captain Shubman Gill was spotted wearing the 'Temple' device during the 1st ODI against New Zealand in Auckland on Wednesday, November 4. What is this wearable, and what does it do?
What device is Shubman Gill wearing during India vs New Zealand 1st ODI?
During the opening few overs itself, India captain Shubman Gill was seen sporting a small, ovoid-shaped object near his eye. He was also spotted wearing it during training in the lead-up of the first match.
Shubman Gil: During the first ODI between India and New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland, cricket fans' eyes were focused not only on the bat and ball, but also on the forehead of Indian captain Shubman Gill. During the start of the match and while batting, a small gadget was seen stuck on Shubman Gill's right forehead. This sparked a debate on social media as to whether it was a bandage, a sticker, or some new technology. It's no ordinary stick…
Shubman Gill Temple Device: During the first ODI between India and New Zealand at Eden Park in Auckland, captain Shubman Gill was seen wearing a special gadget. A small device affixed to his forehead is striking.
The 'Temple' device worn by Shubman Gill against New Zealand has caused debate in the cricket sector. The technology, which monitors brain blood flow, oxygen levels and mental stress, was developed by the team of Zomato co-founder Deepinder Goyal. P. V. Sindhu also used it.
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