Vaibhav Suryvanshi, along with his U19 teammates, were spotted at Edgbaston watching their seniors take on the England team. 

Shubman Gill's inning will be remembered for ages, He broke a flurry of records in his inning but lead from the front. Before the series he said i want to be the best batter of this series and he was already achieved it.

Shubman Gill immediately turned after reaching the non-striker's end and gave a mouthful to Akash Deep for not getting off the blocks quickly.

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Vaibhav Suryavanshi witnessed the historic Shubman Gill knock from the Edgbaston stand. He was in attendance alongside the rest of the India U19 team.

Vaibhav Suryavanshi witnessed the historic Shubman Gill knock from the Edgbaston stands. He was in attendance alongside the rest of the India U19 team.

In a historic feat at Edgbaston, India achieved two century partnerships for the sixth and seventh wickets against England, a rare occurrence in SENA conditions. Captain Shubman Gill led the charge, supported by Ravindra Jadeja and Wash ...more

Heinrich Klaasen had advised International Cricket Council to make some changes to improve viewership as well as cater player's needs. He predicted the future of cricket in a conversation.  

Sunil Gavaskar's reaction from the commentary box was unmissable as Shubman Gill plays a marathon knock.

Shubman Gill created history at Edgbaston by becoming the second-youngest Indian captain to the iconic test milestone, achieving the feat at just 25 years and 298 days.