India’s young star Shubman Gill made a world record during the match against New Zealand in the World Cup. Gill achieved a big feat during the match. Gill left behind many players including former South African batsman Hashim Amla and Pakistan captain Babar Azam.

Shubman Gill was out of the first two matches of the World Cup due to dengue: –

Gill, who did not play in the first two matches of the World Cup due to dengue, made a comeback in the match against Pakistan. He needed 14 runs to complete two thousand runs.

Gill completed his two thousand runs by hitting Trent Boult for a four on the third ball of the seventh over. Gill crossed the two thousand run mark in his 38th ODI innings. Hashim Amla did this in 40 innings.

IND vs NZ: Shubman Gill made world record, became the fastest batsman to do so

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Fastest player to complete 2000 runs:-

PlayerCountryInnings
Shubman Gill India38
Hashim Amla South Africa 40
Zaheer AbbasPaksitan45
Kevin PetersonEngland45
Babar AzamPaksitan45
Rassie Van der DussenSouth Africa 45

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