[WATCH]-Shubman Gill spotted with police and young fan in Delhi before Asia Cup 2025

\[WATCH] Shubman Gill seen posing with police officers and a young fan in New Delhi ahead of India’s Asia Cup 2025 campaign, sharing moments with supporters before the tournament begins.

Anusuya Basu
Anusuya Basu

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Shubman Gill spotted in Delhi

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India’s premier batter and Test captain, Shubman Gill, was warmly welcomed in New Delhi on Wednesday, August 13. Upon his arrival, the 25-year-old posed for photos with police officers and enthusiastic young fans, soaking in the admiration and support from cricket lovers.

Shubman’s recent stint in England saw him take charge as India’s Test captain for the first time during the 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. The five-match series proved to be an intense contest, with both sides battling fiercely across conditions and finishing the series in a 2-2 draw. Gill’s leadership and batting were key highlights throughout the tour.

The young captain has quickly earned praise for his calm demeanor and tactical acumen on the field. Fans and cricket analysts alike are excited to see how he continues to shape India’s Test squad in upcoming series, with expectations running high for his leadership and performance.

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Shubman Gill Spotted in Delhi:

The 2025 Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy marked India’s first Test series without veterans Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, who retired from red-ball cricket in May. Shubman Gill took charge as captain, leading a young and inexperienced Indian team with composure and skill through the tough conditions of England.

Shubman Gill led India with the bat, amassing 754 runs in 10 innings at an impressive average of 75.40, including four centuries. His consistent performances and strong leadership earned him Player of the Series honors, helping India secure a thrilling 2-2 draw in the five-match Test series.

Ahead of India’s upcoming Asia Cup 2025 in the UAE, starting September 9, Shubman Gill arrived in New Delhi with friends. The star batter warmly interacted with fans, pausing to pose for photos and share moments with supporters, showcasing his approachable side off the field while preparing for the next major international challenge.

India’s Men in Blue have been placed in Group A with the UAE, Pakistan, and Oman for the Asia Cup 2025. The team will begin their campaign against the UAE on Wednesday, September 10, in Dubai, aiming to start strong in the tournament while navigating a competitive group stage that includes regional rivals and emerging teams.

Shubman Gill to Captain North Zone:

Ahead of the Asia Cup 2025, Shubman Gill will captain North Zone in the Duleep Trophy, which kicks off the 2025-26 domestic season on August 28. His squad includes international talents like Arshdeep Singh, Harshit Rana, and Anshul Kamboj, who made his Test debut during India’s England tour earlier this year. Gill’s leadership will be crucial as North Zone aims to start the season on a high.

Other domestic teams will also feature prominent players in leadership roles. Tilak Varma will lead South Zone, Ishan Kishan will captain East Zone, Dhruv Jurel will helm Central Zone, Shardul Thakur will guide West Zone, and Jonathan Rongsen will take charge of North East Zone. These appointments highlight the blend of youth and experience across India’s domestic circuit, providing players an opportunity to impress ahead of international duties.

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