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Shubman Gill Calls 2027 World Cup Unfinished Business

Shubman Gill Calls 2027 World Cup Unfinished Business
'It's Unfinished Business Because, As A Player, You Don't Get That Many Opportunities To Play In The World Cups': Shubman Gill On ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 · freepressjournal.in

Shubman Gill is the captain of India’s Test and ODI cricket teams.

He wants to lead India at the 2027 World Cup.

He says the team’s previous World Cup campaign felt unfinished because India played well but lost the final.

Gill knows players may get only a few chances to play in World Cups.

He is also the top-ranked batter in ODI cricket.

However, he says helping India win is more important than his personal ranking.

Gill is happy to have experienced players such as Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma on the team.

He listens to advice from several teammates before deciding what to do during a match.

Key facts

Captain
Shubman Gill is India’s Test and ODI captain.
World Cup target
Gill is focused on leading India at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2027.
Unfinished business
Gill said India played well throughout the previous World Cup but did not perform well in the final.
ODI ranking
Gill is the number-one-ranked ODI batter.
Senior players
Gill highlighted the experience of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma.
Upcoming match
India’s third ODI against the West Indies was scheduled for Saturday, October 3, at 2 PM.
Broadcast platforms
The match was scheduled to be shown live on JioHotstar and Star Sports Network.

Quotes

Shubman Gill

India captain and ODI batter discussing the previous World Cup and his ambitions for 2027.

“Yes, absolutely, it's unfinished business because of the way we played throughout that World Cup. We were looking like the best team in the tournament. But World Cups are like that. You might play the entire tournament well, but you don't play one game well, and that game could be the final of the World Cup. So definitely, it is unfinished business. And as a player, you don't get that many opportunities to represent your country in a World Cup. There could be two, three, four, five, you never kn”
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