Yashasvi remained unbeaten on 93 runs, could not complete his/her century because of Shubhaman

New Delhi. The Indian cricket team took an unassailable lead with three consecutive wins in the 5-match T20 series against Zimbabwe. India has registered these three wins after losing the first match. In the fourth T20 match, India achieved the target of 153 runs without losing any wicket and won the series with a strong victory of 10 wickets. Fans are unhappy with the way Indian captain Shubman Gill played his/her innings during this match. Actually, because of him/her, Yashasvi Jaiswal could not complete his/her century.

The T20 series being played between India and Zimbabwe has come under controversy. After losing the first match, India made a strong comeback and won the series by winning three consecutive matches. In the fourth T20, Zimbabwe scored 152 runs for 7 wickets, in response to which India won by achieving the target in 15.2 overs without losing any wicket. Yashasvi Jaiswal returned unbeaten after scoring 93 runs while Shubman Gill returned unbeaten after scoring 58 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal could have easily scored a century in this match but instead of giving him/her a chance, captain Gill himself ended the match by hitting big shots.

Yashasvi would have scored a century easily
Chasing the target of 153 runs given by Zimbabwe, the Indian team had scored 128 runs after 13 overs. India needed 25 runs to win and Yashasvi Jaiswal was batting at 83 runs. he/she needed 17 runs to complete the century. Captain Shubman Gill was batting at 41 runs. he/she completed his/her fifty and after that finished the match by playing fast. If he/she wanted, he/she could have batted comfortably and given Yashasvi a chance to complete the century.

Shubman Gill is truly the most insecure player I have ever seen. India needed 25 runs and Yashasvi Jaiswal was batting on 83 and it would have been an easy century for him/her, but the insecure Gill had other plans #INDvsWIN pic.twitter.com/YUXgi1lZWC

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