Indian opener Shubman Gill’s century (121) went in vain as Bangladesh defeated India in the inconsequential Super 4 match on Friday. Following the match, Gill admitted that it should have been him, who should have taken the team home.

At the post-match presentation ceremony, Shubman Gill said –

“Sometimes, there is so much adrenaline when you are batting, you miscalculate. It was a miscalculation on my part.

Gill added – “But when I got out and there was a lot of time left, and if I would have batted not that aggressive then we should have gotten over the line. But these are learnings, and fortunately this game wasn’t the final.”

Not everything went bad for India as Shubman Gill smashed his fifth ODI ton, albeit it coming in a losing cause. Gill remained firm at one end as India kept losing wickets from the other. He was eventually dismissed by Mahedi Hasan in the 44th over for 121(133).

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