Yograj Singh has openly criticized India’s Test captain, Shubman Gill, for not achieving a triple century during the second Test match against England at Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham. Gill, who has been in remarkable form, started the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series with an impressive 147 runs in the first innings of the opening Test at Headingley in Leeds. Despite his outstanding performance, India suffered a defeat by five wickets in that match.

Yograj Singh, known for his candid opinions, expressed his disappointment over Gill’s missed opportunity to reach a triple century. According to Singh, achieving such a milestone would have not only been a personal achievement for Gill but also a significant boost for the Indian team. The criticism comes amidst high expectations from Gill, who has been seen as a rising star in Indian cricket.

The series against England has been challenging for India, with the team facing tough competition on foreign soil. Gill’s performance has been one of the few highlights for India, showcasing his potential to become one of the leading batsmen in international cricket. However, Singh believes that capitalizing on such opportunities is crucial for both individual and team success.

The loss at Headingley has put pressure on the Indian team to perform better in subsequent matches. While Gill’s batting prowess is undeniable, Singh’s comments highlight the importance of converting strong starts into monumental innings that can change the course of a match. As the series progresses, all eyes will be on Gill to see if he can rise to the occasion and lead India to victory.