Shubman Gill set a massive world record with a stunning century against Bangladesh in the 2023 Asia Cup. Gill made a knock of 121 in 133 balls in India’s six defeat. Gill has a brilliant record in the ODI format, having made 1712 runs in 32 innings with an average of 63.41 and five centuries to his name.
India’s six-run defeat to Bangladesh in the 2023 Asia Cup on Friday (September 15) was not short of its positives, as star opener
Through the course of his incredible knock, which almost single-handedly kept the Men in Blue alive in the game as wickets kept falling around him, Gill achieved a massive world record. Gill now has more runs than any batter in the history of ODI cricket after 32 innings in the format.
The 24-year-old broke Hashim Amla’s long-standing record. The legendary South African batter had a total of 1650 runs after 32 innings, a mark Gill was able to surpass after playing a knock of 121 in 133 balls. Coming into the game, Gill had a total of 1590 runs in 31 innings and missed Amla’s record of the most runs after 30 and 31 innings, respectively.