CHENNAI: It was the fourth ball of the ninth over during India's chase against Bangladesh. Shubman Gill was facing Tanzim Hasan and in came a back-of-the-length delivery. Gill stood tall on his front foot,

Shubman Gill created history against Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy, as the youngster took the fewest innings to score eight ODI centuries. He was adjudged Player of the Match as India won the match by 60 runs.

Opener Shubman Gill was happy to have finished the job on a difficult track after his unbeaten 101 guided India to a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in the Champions Trophy in Dubai on Thursday. The Indian dressing room had sent out a message to Gill to not give up his wicket as they came under pressure losing three wickets within 32 runs during the chase,