‘Boy with a dream, directed by a father with a mission’: Former India cricketer Shubman Gill became a Test captain. Cricket news

Shubman Gill has been appointed as the captain of the Indian Test cricket team, as declared on Saturday. Despite questions about their Test cricket records, the height for captaincy at the age of 25 has been supported by cricket pundits, who work under their performance maturity, pressure, and the leadership skills captaining the Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League.Last month, before the red-ball format, the appointment comes after the retirement of Captains Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, although both will continue to play 50 overs cricket. Gill will become India’s 37th Test captain, in which Rishabh Pant will serve as the vice-captain for the upcoming England Tour.Ajit Agkar, president of the selectors, expressed confidence in the appointment of Gill citing his recent progress as a major factor.“You do not choose captain for one or two tourism. You want to invest in something that help us move forward. You are hoping that this is the correct call. You are watching progress in last year or two. This is going to be as difficult as it becomes. Perhaps he will have to learn on the job. But we are very confident, and that is why we have chosen him, “said Agkar.

Former Indian cricketer Siddharth Kaul shared a heartfelt message while congratulating Gill on social media platform X.“Brother, I have seen you to become your U -19 days to Test Captain – your journey is really inspiring. Built on hard work, honesty and passion for the game, this feat also reflects your father’s vision, discipline and sacrifices. A boy with a dream, directed by a father with a mission – Today, you congratulate India.Quiz: Who is that IPL player?While some technical aspects need to be noted, Gill’s short international career has demonstrated their ability to effectively handle pressure conditions.Her appointment represents a significant change in Indian cricket leadership, as she handles with experienced players who have recently stepped away from Test cricket.