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Ind vs Eng 2nd Test: Shubman Gill dissects his now-iconic 269-run knock

The Test captain stated that he stuck to the game's basics like he used to do in his childhood. With this knock, the right-hander has surpassed Sunil Gavaskar's score of 221 runs at The Oval in 1979 to post the highest individual score by an Indian batter on English soil

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Shubman Gill (Pic: X/@ICC)

Shubman Gill (Pic: X/@ICC)

In the first innings of the second Test match against England, Team India skipper Shubman Gill played a knock of 269 runs off 387 deliveries, which included 30 boundaries and three maximums.

Speaking about his stunning double-century, Gill said, "I think at the end of the IPL and before this series, I worked a lot on this. I mainly worked on my initial movement and my setup. Before this, I felt my batting was going well. I was scoring 30-35-40 runs consistently in Test matches. But at some point, I was missing that peak concentration time. A lot of people say that when you focus too much, you sometimes miss your peak time".

The knock also helped him become the first Indian and Asian captain to score a double century in a Test match in England. Riding on his knock, Team India posted a total of 587 runs in 151 overs.

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