India’s new ODI skipper: Shubman Gill's key milestones and records in this format
Explore Shubman Gill’s journey as India’s new ODI captain, highlighting his major achievements, impressive records, and key statistics that showcase why he’s set to lead the team into a promising new era in 50-over cricket.

Shubman Gill is all set to lead India as the new ODI captain for the upcoming series against Australia, beginning on October 19. His appointment marks a significant shift in India’s leadership setup and signals the start of a new chapter in white-ball cricket.
Over the past few years, Gill has earned his place among India’s most promising talents, combining consistency, technique, and maturity beyond his age. His performances have made him a dependable figure at the top of the order.
As India transitions into a fresh era under his guidance, expectations are high. The young right-hander now carries the responsibility of continuing India’s winning legacy while shaping the next phase of the team’s ODI journey.
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Shubman Gill’s ODI Journey and Achievements so far:
Shubman Gill made his ODI debut against New Zealand in 2019 during the fourth match at Hamilton, where he scored 9 runs while batting at No. 3. Since that modest beginning, he has evolved into one of India’s most consistent performers, scoring 2,775 runs in 55 matches at an impressive average of 59.04, with 8 centuries and 15 fifties.
Gill’s performances on home soil have been exceptional. In 26 ODIs played in India, he has accumulated 1,495 runs at an average of 62.29, including 5 centuries and 8 half-centuries, showcasing his dominance in familiar conditions. However, in Australia, he has featured in just one ODI, scoring 33 runs. As he prepares to captain India there, it presents a fresh challenge in his growing career.
- Key Achievements of Shubman Gill in ODIs:
2019 |
ODI debut vs New Zealand at Hamilton |
2022 (Aug 22) |
First ODI century vs Zimbabwe |
2022–2023 |
Second fastest to 1,000 ODI runs in just 19 innings |
2023 |
Fastest to 2,000 ODI runs in 38 innings |
2023 |
Won Asia Cup vs Sri Lanka |
2025 |
Won Champions Trophy against New Zealand |
Taking over from the iconic Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill assumes ODI captaincy at a pivotal moment as India looks to maintain its stronghold in 50-over cricket. His impressive home record, combined with emerging overseas experience, equips him to lead a young Indian team confidently during the upcoming Australia tour.
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