Indian captain Shubman Gill mounted a fierce counterattack against the West Indies bowling attack during the second one-day international. Tasked with chasing a mammoth target of 406 runs, Gill reached his century in just 62 deliveries. The right-hander set the tempo early in the innings, racing to his half-century in 38 balls and putting the fielding side under immediate pressure.
Masterclass at the Barsapara Stadium
At the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati, Gill displayed remarkable composure mixed with controlled aggression. While Rohit Sharma attacked from the other end, Gill offered solid support before shifting gears to dismantle the opposition's bowling plans. Once fully settled, he punished every loose delivery and dominated the scoring rate across all corners of the ground.
Back-to-Back Hundreds and 11th ODI Ton
This explosive knock marked Gill's second consecutive century in the ongoing three-match bilateral series. It also represents the 11th one-day international century of his international career. By absorbing the pressure of a massive run chase, the Indian skipper anchored the top order and delivered a decisive, match-defining performance.
