Rising Star: Shubman Gill, hailed as one of the world's best batters, made his international debut in 2019 and is seen as the successor to Virat Kohli in Indian batting.Credit: Instagram
U-19 World Cup Hero: Gill's career took off as he played a vital role in India's U-19 World Cup victory in 2018, earning him the "Player of the Series" award.Credit: HT Photo
Test Cricket Success: In 18 Tests, Gill has scored 966 runs, including two centuries, with an average of 32.20, showcasing his prowess in the longest format.Credit: Social Media
Impressive Debut in Australia: During India's historic Test series win in Australia in 2021, Gill's composure and performance earned him acclaim, with his 91 at the Gabba being particularly memorable.Credit: Twitter
ODI Dominance: Gill excels in ODIs, with 1,514 runs at an impressive average of 63.08, including four centuries, and a record-breaking double century against New Zealand.Credit: Social Media
Youngest Double-Centurion: Gill made history by becoming the youngest double-centurion in ODI history at just 23 years old.Credit: Instagram
T20I Milestones: He has played 11 T20Is, scoring 304 runs with a century to his name, making him the youngest Indian to achieve this feat.Credit: Twitter
Consistency and Promise: With 2,784 runs in 58 international matches, Gill is on track to become an all-time great in world cricket, known for his remarkable consistency.Credit: Twitter
IPL Success: In the IPL, he has represented KKR and GT, with 2,790 runs in 91 matches, including three centuries, and was a key player in GT's debut IPL win.Credit: Twitter
Orange Cap Winner: Gill became the youngest 'Orange Cap' winner in IPL history, scoring 890 runs in one season and helping his team reach the finals.Credit: Twitter