Sl vs nz test
4th Test Going To Be The Biggest Examination Yet For Gill As A Leader, Says Chappell
Gill has scored three centuries against England in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series. But after India lost the third Test at Lord’s by 22 runs and are 1-2 behind in the five-match series, Gill has the huge task of leading the visitors’ to achieving victory in the fourth Test at Manchester, starting on July 23.
“The Old Trafford Test is shaping to be the biggest examination yet for Gill - not just as a batter, but as a leader. He's learning on the job, but the timeline is not generous. He must bring composure, clarity, and confidence to a side that desperately needs it. And he must do it now.”
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