rahul dravid introduced shubman gill to sir garfield sobers

New Delhi: The bat of Shubman Gill, the young opener of the Indian team, has been speaking a lot in the recent past. Last year, senior players were given rest to manage the workload. In such a situation, Gill got a chance to play continuously in the playing XI. Gill grabbed the opportunity with both hands. Now he has become India’s premier batsman in ODIs as well as Tests and T20s. Team India has reached West Indies tour (IND vs WI) and Gill is also with the team.

Gill meets Sobers

West Indies’ great all-rounder Sir Garfield Sobers came to meet the Indian players. Team India head coach Rahul Dravid as well as captain Rohit Sharma and former captain Virat Kohli came to meet him. Along with this, coach Rahul Dravid also introduced another player to Sobers. When Rahul Dravid was introducing Shubman Gill to Garry Sobers, he said – He is one of our most exciting young talents. In response to this, the great all-rounder said – I have seen about you.

Gill being told the future captain

Shubman Gill is being described as the future captain of the Indian team. Rohit Sharma may not be seen captaining the Test after the West Indies tour. In ODIs too, Rohit can leave the captaincy after the World Cup. In such a situation, Gill is considered to be the biggest contender for the captaincy. The way Rahul Dravid introduced Shubman Gill to Sobers, it is clear that how big Gill’s stature has become.

Test series from 12 July

The two-match Test series between India and West Indies will start from July 12. The first match of the series will be played in Dominica. The second match of the Test series will be held in Port of Spain from 20 July. With this series, the Indian team will also start the World Test Championship 2023-25. After the Test, there will also be a 3-match ODI series between India and West Indies. Its matches will be played on August 1 after July 27 and 29. The 5-match T20 series will start from 3rd August.

Shaking feet, wrinkles on the face, Rahul Dravid, Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma bowing down in front of the greatGarry Sobers: 6-6 fingers in both hands, 6 consecutive sixes in 6 balls, even Bradman does not stand in front of Garry Sobers