Gill's form in focus as action shifts to Florida

As India's Caribbean sojourn ends and the action shifts to the Lauderhill stadium in Florida, not too far away from the vacation hotspot of Miami for the final two T20Is of the tour, Shubman Gill - the brightest batting star in the team finds the spotlight on him; only this time for his lack of runs.

- Rasesh Mandani

The 23-year-old is just discovering how fickle form can be. Two months back, with 890 IPL runs in the season, he came close to beating Virat Kohli's magnificent 2016 exploits. In his 11 international innings sincefive in Tests, three in ODIs and three in T20Is Gill has only one 50-plus score (85 in 2nd ODI) to show.

Seeing performances across formats with the same lens can be misleading. But Gill's meagre returns from the three T20Is so far (16 runs) clearly stick out. It's also his mode of dismissals twice caught out in the deep on either side of the wicket, a mistimed drive and a pull against pace; and beaten in flight against spin that may be worrying.