IND vs WI: One shot, two birds! Shubman Gill breaks Rohit Sharma, Rishabh Pant's records in ICC WTC

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Published at :October 11, 2025 at 5:05 PM

Modified at :October 11, 2025 at 5:05 PM

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Shubman Gill slammed unbeaten 129 runs in first innings of the second IND vs WI test.

Indian Cricket Team skipper Shubman Gill achieved a massive feat in the history of the ICC World test Championship (WTC). He surpassed Rohit Sharma’s record of Indian batter with most number of centuries in the tournament’s history.

Shubman Gill achieved the feat after he slammed a magical ton during the second test against the West Indies Cricket Team. The last match of the series between the two teams is underway at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

In what was his fifth test ton as a captain, Shubman Gill made everyone stand and applaud him for his heroics. The right-hander, who hit a fifty in the last game, continued his good form and in the home ground of his master Virat Kohli, the apprentice esqued the way the former skipper batted.

Shubman Gill looked in solid touch with the bat right from the start. The captain continued with the overnight score of 20 and then oozed his class on day two, taking his team to a dominating position. In what was his tenth test ton, he shattered quite a few milestones.

Shubman Gill, with ten tons, now sits at the top of the list of Indian batters with the most centuries in ICC WTC history. He went past Rohit Sharma’s tally of nine test hundreds and with the way he is going, the number is only expected to rise.

Indian batters with the most test tons in ICC WTC history

Rohit Sharma celebrates his hundred at The Oval in 2021 — LONDON, ENGLAND – SEPTEMBER 04: Rohit Sharma of India celebrates his 100 not out during Day Three of the Fourth LV= Insurance Test Match between England and India at The Kia Oval on September 04, 2021 in London, England. (Photo by Christopher Lee/Getty Images for Surrey CCC)

Player	Matches	Innings	NO	Runs	HS	Average	SR	100	50	0	4a	6s
Shubman Gill	39	71	6	2826	269	43.47	61.36	10	8	5	316	45
Rohit Sharma	40	69	3	2716	212	41.15	58.32	9	8	2	322	56
Yashasvi Jaiswal	26	48	2	2420	214*	52.60	66.33	7	12	5	299	43
Rishabh Pant	38	67	4	2731	146	43.34	74.25	6	16	2	299	73
KL Rahul	31	57	2	2022	137	36.76	48.10	6	8	3	248	13

Shubman Gill breaks Rishabh Pant’s record of most runs by an Indian batter in ICC WTC history

Shubman Gill not only broke Rohit Sharma’s record, but also he went past Rishabh Pant in the list of Indian batters with the most runs in the ICC WTC history. The Indian captain has now slammed 2826 runs, going past his deputy’s tally of 2731.

Player	Matches	Innings	NO	Runs	HS	Average	SR	100	50	0	4s	6s
Shubman Gill	39	71	6	2826	269	43.47	61.36	10	8	5	316	45
Rishabh Pant	38	67	4	2731	146	43.34	74.25	6	16	2	299	73
Rohit Sharma	40	69	3	2716	212	41.15	58.32	9	8	2	322	56
Virat Kohli	46	79	5	2617	254*	35.36	51.72	5	11	7	296	11
Ravindra Jadeja	46	69	12	2505	175*	43.94	50.97	5	17	4	240	40
Yashasvi Jaiswal	26	48	2	2420	214*	52.60	66.33	7	12	5	299	43
KL Rahul	31	57	2	2022	137	36.76	48.10	6	8	3	248	13

How many runs did Shubman Gill score in the second IND vs WI test?

Shubman Gill scored unbeaten 129 runs in the second IND vs WI test.

Who was the top run-getter for India in the second IND vs WI test series?

Shubman Gill was the top run-getter for India in the second IND vs WI test.

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