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After making a splash with the bat in the second Test match between India and West Indies in Delhi, Captain Shubman Gill is also winning hearts with his fielding. After India was asked to follow on, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, who came to open the second innings, was seen playing cautiously. But he lost his patience on the third ball of the ninth over bowled by Mohammed Siraj. As a result, he was deceived while trying to pull the short ball. As a result, instead of going beyond the boundary line, the ball bounced in the air inside the thirty-yard circle. Here, Shubman Gill, stationed at short midwicket, surprised everyone by taking the catch after running a long distance and leaping in the air.
Speaking of Chanderpaul’s performance in the second innings, he faced a total of 30 balls while opening the innings. He was dismissed for 10 runs at a strike rate of 33.33. Earlier in the first innings, he hadn’t been able to convert his good start into a big one. Opening the innings for the team, he faced a total of 67 balls and managed to score 34 runs at a strike rate of 50.74.
Gill was a hit in batting before fielding
Shubman Gill was a hit in the field before taking the field. Batting at number four for the team, he faced a total of 196 balls and scored an unbeaten 129 runs at a strike rate of 65.81. During this time, cricket fans witnessed 16 fours and two sixes from his bat.
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