Champions Trophy 2025: Shubman Gill Shines with Century, Puts India on Top

Gill's sensational ton boosts India's dominance in the tournament opener.

Dustin Abhishek

Published: 20 Feb 2025, 06:30 AM

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Champions Trophy 2025: Shubman Gill Shines with Century, Puts India on Top

Dubai: In the second game of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 between India and Bangladesh match, Indian opener Shubman Gill made a century, hitting 100 runs in 125 balls with two sixes and nine fours, at a strike rate of 80.00.

Gill batted with patience at the beginning of the innings and played an important partnership with Virat Kohli after Rohit Sharma was dismissed early. He slowly opened his shots and played aggressively against the spin bowlers. His century can prove to be important for India, as the pitch looked a bit difficult for the batsmen.

Match Brief:

Venue: Dubai International Cricket Stadium

India batting: 230/3 in 42 overs (Shubman Gill 100*, Virat Kohli 67)

Bangladesh bowling: Mustafizur Rahman – 8 overs, 1 wicket for 42 runs

After this century by Gill, the Indian team is in a strong position and is moving towards a big score. Indian fans are hoping that he will play till the end and take the team to a strong score.

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