Shubman Gill claims that winning the ODI World Cup in 2023 is his top priority. Given that the World Cup is slated to begin next month, Shubman Gill has stated that winning the championship for India this year is his top priority.
Throughout all of cricket’s formats in 2023, Gill has had a remarkable year. His performance in ODIs has been spectacular. He participated in 14 games, recording 827 runs in 14 innings, with a top score of 208. In ODIs, he scored two hundreds and three half-centuries, with an average of 68.91 and a strike rate of 105.7. During India’s visit to the West Indies, Gill was instrumental in the third one-day international, leading the team with a 92-ball 85 to help India win the match and the series.
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During the World Cup this year in India, Gill is anticipated to bat first alongside Rohit Sharma. The young celebrity stated that winning the World Cup was one of his key goals when speaking on Disney+ Hotstar. Gill mentioned that his present planning is based on his mentality of making a quick assessment of the wicket. Being able to switch mentally, according to Gill, will be crucial.
“At this time, winning the World Cup in 2023 is my player’s top priority. When India won the World Cup in 2011, I remember being a child. The mentality is to quickly access the locations and read the wicket, according to Gill.
“As a batsman, it’s important to comprehend the speed and rapidly reach the position. Therefore, all of the planning and play is predicated on that. As one must psychologically transition from an ODI mentality to a T20 mentality, mindset is crucial. I think being able to mentally transition is key because the faster you switch, the quicker your body adapts,” said Gill.
