Shubman Gill becomes the first Asian captain to score a double century in SENA countries, rewriting cricket history with grace and grit.

In a thrilling test match performance that has set social media ablaze and cricket lovers celebrating across the globe, Shubman Gill etched his name into the record books. Leading from the front, Gill’s sublime double century not only showcased his technical prowess but also his mental strength, especially in challenging overseas conditions. The term "SENA countries"—South Africa, England, New Zealand, and Australia—is synonymous with difficult playing conditions, where even the best batters have struggled to dominate.

Gill’s feat is significant not just because of the runs scored but because of the context—he achieved it as a captain, taking on the added responsibility and pressure that comes with the role. It marks a defining moment in his career and perhaps signals the beginning of a new era for Indian cricket. Experts are already comparing this innings to some of the greatest knocks by Indian batsmen abroad, calling it a “statement” from a young leader ready to carry the team forward.

This double ton has shattered long-standing records and positioned Gill among elite company in the cricketing world. With this achievement, he not only breaks barriers but also inspires a generation of cricketers across Asia to dream big, even in hostile foreign condi

tions.