India suffered a heavy blow ahead of the start of the 2024-25 Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia with Shubman Gill ruled out due to injury ahead of the Perth Test match. After this, the Indian team performed well in the first match and won by 295 runs. At the same time, there is good news ahead of the second match of this series at the Adelaide Stadium in pink ball format, Shubman Gill will be confirmed to return to the No. 11 match. Ahead of the Adelaide Test, India played an outstanding innings against the Premier XI in a two-day practice session at Manuka Oval in Canberra.
Gill retired after an innings of 50 runs and returned to the pavilion injured.
The first day’s practice match with the Premier XI was canceled due to rain, after which the two teams decided to play a 50-50 match on the second day. After that, when President Xi Jinping hit the ball the next day, it was interrupted by rain and the game became a 46-46 victory. President Xi Jinping’s team was limited to 240 points in this match. Thereafter, Jaiswal and Rahul collaborated to score 75 runs for the first wicket. Thereafter, after Rahul retired and returned to the venue, Gill served as the third batsman and scored an outstanding innings of 50 runs (including 7 fours) off 62 balls. Gill showed he was fully fit during the batting and therefore, it is now almost certain that Shubman Gill will return to the playing XI for the second Test match in Adelaide.
Reddy and Sundar also put in stunning performances with the bat.
While Gill scored a half-century against Prime Minister XI, Nitish Reddy and Washington Sundar also managed to work wonders with the bat. Both Reddy and Sundar had innings of 42-42. Now seeing the performance of these two players, it is certain that they will enter the top 11 of the Adelaide Test. We will see the return of Gill and captain Rohit Sharma.
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