Ravi Shastri lauded Shubman Gill's disciplined century against England, highlighting his improved defence and control. Gill's unbeaten 114, along with a crucial partnership with Ravindra Jadeja, helped India reach 310/5 at stumps on Day 1. Experts emphasise the importance of India capitalising on this foundation to avoid a collapse and aim for a substantial total on Day 2.
At just 25 years old, he became the first Indian captain to score over 300 runs in an overseas Test series at that age. His innings also placed him in elite company — he’s now only the third Indian captain to register a 150-plus score in Test cricket before turning 26, joining the legendary MAK Pataudi (who achieved the feat twice) and Sachin Tendulkar.
Young Vaibhav Suryavanshi, fresh from his U-19 exploits, was spotted supporting Team India at Edgbaston. Suryavanshi recently blasted the third-fastest U-19 half-century, a 20-ball blitz, propelling India to a 2-1 ODI series lead against England. His explosive 86 off 31 balls, featuring six boundaries and nine sixes, showcased the talent that earned him IPL recognition.
Hasin Jahan, a former model, married India's star pacer Mohammed Shami in 2014, and the couple had a daughter the following year. In 2018, Jahan accused Shami of domestic violence, leading to their separation. Since then, the two have been engaged in a legal battle over divorce and alimony.
Ravindra Jadeja celebrated his 23rd Test half-century with his signature sword celebration on Day 2 of the second Test against England at Edgbaston. His crucial fifty, forged in a century partnership with Shubman Gill, helped India recover from 211 for five.
India's squad selection for the second Test against England has sparked controversy, with legends like Ganguly, Gavaskar, and Shastri questioning the changes. The inclusion of three new players and the resting of Bumrah, along with Kuldeep's omission, have drawn criticism. Concerns are raised about India's bowling strength and the decision to rest a key player in a crucial match.