‘Speak at home, take your eyes off…’ This is what Gavaskar said after Shubman Gill was removed from the T20 World Cup!

Gavaskar Shubman Gill: Team India was announced on Saturday for the T20 World Cup 2026. Shubman Gill has not been given a place in the 15-member team. Akshar Patel has been appointed vice-captain of the team in place of Gill. Gill’s performance in the recently played T-20 series against South Africa was quite disappointing.

However, despite this, former Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar has come out in support of Gill. He says that Shubman’s drop is quite surprising and he should have got a place in the team.

What did Gavaskar say after Gill’s drop?

Sunil Gavaskar, while talking to Star Sports, said, “Gill not being selected in the World Cup team is quite surprising. Gill is a classic and brilliant batsman, whose performance has been amazing since the T20 World Cup. Yes, he was seen struggling in some matches against South Africa. However, class is permanent and form is temporary. Along with this, Gill had come from a very long break and he was not in rhythm. When you are in T20 cricket, If you are not in rhythm then you face a lot of problems, the shots required in T20 do not come so easily.

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Gavaskar advised Gill

Gavaskar told that he was with Gill and Suryakumar Yadav in the flight that left Ahmedabad. Gavaskar said that during the conversation with Gill, he gave important advice to the Indian batsman. Gavaskar told that he told Gill to ask an elder at home to remove his eyesight.

According to Gavaskar, sometimes players also get blinded. Gill was seen struggling badly in the T-20 series against South Africa. In the first match, he was out after scoring only 4 runs, while in the second T20, Gill’s account was not even opened. At the same time, in the third match he scored 28 runs in 28 balls.

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