Manchester:
Indian cricket team captain Shabman Gul showed outstanding batting in the Test series against England and broke the records of former Pakistan captain and great batsmen and scoring in a century in the second innings of Sagir’s fourth Test.
In the second innings of the fourth Test of the series in Manchester, India took a lead after 669 runs in England’s first innings, with Captain Shabman Gul and veteran batsman KL Rahul’s best role in RE’s partnership.
On the last day of the match on the last day of the match, 238 balls were out for 103 runs, including 12 fours.
The Indian captain played the best innings for his team and set a record against England in Test cricket, breaking the record of former Pakistan cricket team captain Mohammad Yusuf.
Mohammad Yusuf scored 631 runs in 4 matches in England in 2006 and set a record of Asian player to score the most runs in a test series.
The former Pakistan batsman scored 631 runs with a dual century, including a dual century in 7 innings of 4 matches, with 202 runs, the biggest innings.
Shamban Gul scored over 700 runs with 3 centuries, consisting of a dual century in 4 matches, and 269 runs was his long innings.
India’s Rahul Dravid is third on the list of batsmen in a test series against England, who was in a test series against England, who scored 602 runs in 4 matches in 2002 and 217 scored a big score in an innings.
Virat Kohli is in fourth place, who scored 593 runs in 5 matches in 2018 and 149 was his long innings.
Former Indian batsman Sunil Gavaskar scored 542 runs in four matches in England in 1979, scoring the most runs in Asian cricketers, scoring 221 runs in an innings against England.
In 2006, former Pakistan captain Mohammad Yusuf was recorded by Shabman Gul after 19 years.
Shabman Gul is now coming for India’s record of scoring the most runs in any Test series, which Sunil Gavaskar scored in 1978 with 732 runs in the home series against the West Indies.
Virat Kohli’s record of scoring the most runs in the Test series, as India’s captain has also been broken by Shambhan Gul, who scored 655 runs in a series.
