India opener Shubman Gill showed his supreme form in January 2023. He has featured in 13 matches including all formats and scored 3 centuries, 1 double century, and one half-century. Gill showed his class during the home ODI series against Sri Lanka and New Zealand.
During the ODI series against New Zealand, Gill became the fifth Indian and youngest player to score a double century in a fifty-over format. He smashed 208 off 149 deliveries in the first ODI match at Hyderabad and helped the Indian team post 349 for 8 in 50 overs. The Indian team won that fixture by a close margin.
Shubman Gill showed his class during the 3rd T20I match against New Zealand at Ahmedabad. He surpassed Virat Kohli’s score to become the highest induvial score by an Indian in the shortest format. It was a special knock by Gill remaining not out on 126 off 63 deliveries helping the Indian team post a massive total. However, he couldn’t do well in the recent Test.
Marnus Labuschagne, currently the number 1 Test batter in the world talked about Harry Brook would become the next future superstar than Shubman Gill. During a ‘You have to answer’ session in ESPNCricinfo, Labuschagne was asked, “Next batting superstar: Shubman Gill or Harry Brook?”. He said, “Oh, Jesus! Harry Brook.
Harry Brook in sensational form of late
The 24-year-old England batter has been in brilliant form of late during the 2-match Test series against New Zealand. It was a superb batting display by Brooks showing his class with a career-best score of 186 in the first innings of the 2nd Test match at Wellington.
Brooks scored a total of 329 runs from 4 innings in 2 Test matches. For his brilliant performance, Harry Brooks was named the player of the series award.
Brooks played 6 Test matches, three ODIs, and 20 T20Is matches for England. The hard-hitting batter shows his intent right from the word go putting enough pressure on the opponent bowlers.
The talented batter will feature for the Sunrisers Hyderabad franchise during the 2023 IPL. He was bought by the SRH franchise for Rs 13.25 Crore.
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