Shubman Gill Stars with Century as India Battles England at Edgbaston
Shubman Gill led India with a resilient century as the team ended day one of the second test against England at 310-5. Gill's unbeaten 114 showcased determination amid team selection scrutiny, with support from Jadeja and challenges faced by India on Edgbaston's ground.

In a spectacular display of resilience, India's Shubman Gill played a pivotal captain's innings with his second century of the series on Wednesday. On the opening day of the second test against England at Edgbaston, Gill's energizing knock helped India post a competitive 310-5 at stumps.
Initially under pressure due to controversial team selections, Gill delivered a robust performance, countering England's bowlers with precision strokes. Taking his time, he secured his seventh test century off 199 balls, ending the day unbeaten at 114 runs, supported by Ravindra Jadeja's steady 41.
England's aggressive early tactics saw India in a tenuous position, yet strategic partnerships, notably Gill and Jadeja's 99-run stand, anchored the innings. Despite contentious umpiring decisions, India's resolve shone through, setting the stage for an intriguing continuation.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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