England batting coach Marcus Trescothick shared his admiration and frustration after Shubman Gill’s sensational batting during the second Test at Edgbaston in Birmingham. Trescothick admitted that he was “fed up” with watching Gill bat but acknowledged the brilliance behind the Indian batter’s performance.
Shubman Gill has been in superb form with the bat in the five-match Test series in England. He scored 269 runs in the first innings of the second Test. The right-handed batter added 161 in the second, taking his match total to 430 runs. India are on the verge of victory, needing just seven wickets on the final day.
Speaking to the BBC, Marcus Trescothick said that Gill’s relentless run-scoring had become frustrating to watch due to its sheer dominance. Trescothick commended Gill’s dedication, concentration, fitness, and skill, calling the achievement truly special.
“Well, I’m fed up of watching him bat really. As much as I like watching batters get runs, he’s played brilliantly well, superbly well in in both games. But in particular this game here getting sort of 250 and then, you know, another 150," Trescothick said.
"You know, that’s that’s pretty special. The volume of runs, it’s not many people have done that. So you got to admire his sort of dedication, his concentration, his fitness and his skill level to come out and do it. So, it’s got to be well played,” he added.
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Shubman Gill Creates History with Double Century and 150+ in Same Test Match
Shubman Gill etched his name into the record books by becoming the first cricketer in Test history to score both a double century and another innings of over 150 in the same match. Only England’s Graham Gooch has managed to score more runs in a single Test than Gill.
Players with the Most Runs in a Single Test Match:
Player Runs Opposition Ground Date Graham Gooch 456 India Lord’s 26 Jul 1990 Shubman Gill 430 England Birmingham 2 Jul 2025 Mark Taylor 426 Pakistan Peshawar 15 Oct 1998 Kumar Sangakkara 424 Bangladesh Chattogram 4 Feb 2014 Brian Lara 400 England St John’s 10 Apr 2004India Need Seven Wickets to Seal Victory in Birmingham
India declared their second innings at 427 for six. KL Rahul (55), Rishabh Pant (65), and Ravindra Jadeja (69*) chipped in with crucial runs. India took a massive lead of 607 runs.
Zak Crawley was dismissed for a duck in just the second over by Mohammed Siraj. Akash Deep removed Ben Duckett for 25 and Joe Root for 6. By stumps, England had reached 72 for three in 16 overs, still needing 536 runs for a win. Ollie Pope (24*) and Harry Brook (15*) remained unbeaten.
India will enter the final day in complete control, just seven wickets away from leveling the series, while England might try to bat out the day for a draw.
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