Shubman Gill says India’s powerplay and death bowling need improvement after West Indies series

Shubman Gill said India’s powerplay and death bowling still need work after the team lost the third ODI to West Indies on 3 October. The attack struggled to pick up early wickets on flat pitches, he noted.

India took the series 2-1 after winning the first two matches. Gill scored two centuries, one of them a double hundred. Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli also made big runs.

Gill said the think-tank must settle on the right combination before the 2027 World Cup and give players enough games to settle into their roles.