Shubman Gill marked his Test captaincy debut with a remarkable century against England at Headingley, becoming the fourth Indian to achieve this feat. His composed innings, featuring elegant strokeplay and confident footwork, anchored India's innings on the opening day. Gill's leadership debut signals a promising new era for Indian cricket, blending composure and class.
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