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GILL'S MOMENT, INDIA'S ODI TEST
The Morning Standard
|October 07, 2025
INDIAN cricket board's announcement on Saturday merely confirmed what the cricketing world had seen coming: Shubman Gill's rise from a promising deputy to India's one-day captain.
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His coronation is well-timed and well-earned. Few Indian batters in recent years have enjoyed a run quite like his Bradmanesque spree in England, where he amassed 754 runs and led the team to a fighting 2-2 draw. The leadership baton was always going to pass to him; the only question was when.
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