05-07-2025 20:40 via theguardian.com

Shubman Gill displays old-fashioned technique to break England’s resolve | Andy Bull

Captain continues his glorious form by smashing a host of batting records to put India in position to level Test seriesThe sound of Shubman Gill’s bat could stop traffic. The man’s forward defence lands with the crack of John Bonham’s drum. It is a shot no one really notices in the moment but demands everyone’s attention as soon as it’s over because of the way noise resounds around the ground in the split second afterwards, like a teacher smacking his hand down on a
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