Shubman Gill is deemed as the next big thing in Indian cricket as his tactical masterclass continues to leave everyone stunned. The youngster has tactically picture-perfect and the way he bats, the way he has been growing in confidence and from Australia to Zimbabwe, the way he has been spreading his web of imperious domination all across the world, it has been nothing short of wondrous.
In an exclusive interview with the Hindustan Times Cricket, Gill came undone about a lot of important topics that are burning questions in the regular days of cricket. From his batting stance to everything that has been going on around him, he answered the questions with a lot of effort and definitely deeper insights into pointers that we are still to be accustomed to.
Here is what Shubman Gill had to say about his change of stance
Talking about the change in his batting style, he said that it was a paradigm shift in his mindset that got him in a much-better groove. This is exactly what turned him into a full-fledged hard-hitter where he relied more on his techniques than resorting to the aerial route.
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He also talked about his century-scoring spree, where he first highlighted his long wait and then followed it up with details about how it felt when he went on to score the big knock. He was getting very close with an impeccable 91 against Australia in the Gabba and 98 against West Indies after which rain played spoilsport.
This is what Gill said about his opening international century
Gill said, “I was very eagerly waiting for my first hundred after that 91. I think it was the universe listening to me and all of my prayers being answered. It has a lot to do with me being patient as I was quite desperate, to be honest, to get my first hundred. Having to wait for almost a year and a half before I got it in Zimbabwe, and before that it started raining when I was on 98 in the West Indies. I think it was all of that patience and everything just coming to me at once.”
