Shubman Gill

Cricketer, 2023 ODI World Cup performer

Shubman Gill - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 8th, 1999
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A prominent cricketer from India, this athlete made a significant impact in international cricket. Debuting for the national team in 2019, notable performances include key innings in test matches and One Day Internationals. Achievements in domestic cricket with teams such as Punjab further solidified a reputation for skill and technique at the crease. Participation in the 2023 Cricket World Cup showcased exceptional batting talent, contributing significantly to India's campaign.

Scored 208 runs in a Test match against Australia

Played a crucial role in the 2023 ODI World Cup

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