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Shubman Gill breaks India record in Test cricket in England as captain, surpasses Don Bradman in elite list
Shubman Gill continued his impressive run in the ongoing Birmingham Test and broke a couple more of India's batting records as captain away from home and in England, especially. Gill looks on course to make a big double hundred in just his second Test as captain.
Test Match Special - England v India - 2nd Test, Day 2 - BBC Sounds
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BIRMINGHAM (Reuters) -India were dismissed for a commanding total of 587 in the first innings on the back of skipper Shubman ...
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Last Wednesday morning, the day after England strolled a chase of 371, there was a spike in social media engagement with ...
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