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The cricketing world is abuzz with praise for India’s Test captain Shubman Gill after his composed performances in just three innings as a top-order batter in England. Among those joining the chorus is former India pacer Karsan Ghavri, who drew lofty comparisons between Gill and former Indian legends.

“Shubman reminds me of Sachin Tendulkar and Amitabh Bachchan — not just for his immense skill, but also for his grounded nature,” Ghavri said. “He has the calmness, the focus, and the humility that you rarely find at such a young age.”

Gill’s elegant strokeplay and refined technique have caught the attention of fans and experts alike, and with each passing innings, he seems to be cementing his place as a long-term leader in India’s red-ball future.

He is very down to earth and has all the qualities like Sachin [Tendulkar] or Amitabh [Bachchan],” Ghavri said, highlighting both Gill’s humility and his talent.

The excitement around Gill’s potential began as early as 2020, and five years on, he has firmly announced his arrival on the global stage. “Gill is already a big player and a top-class batter,” Ghavri added. “If he continues like this for another 10 years, he might break many records. Just wait and watch.”

With a calm head, elegant strokeplay, and growing maturity, Gill appears not just ready to lead but to redefine India’s Test batting legacy. Gill seems to be ready to lead India across formats in the future. Who knows, he may even become India’s next white-ball captain, perhaps starting with the ODI role once Rohit Sharma steps aside.

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