India captain Shubman Gill has already accumulated 585 runs in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. With three more matches to come in the England tour, the 25-year-old Gill might just break Donald Bradman'

Time will tell how he progresses as a leader, but it’s clear as of now that he is trying to be his own man, not aping either Kohli or Rohit, and making his own decisions on field.

Shubman Gill has made a terrific start to the ongoing five-Test series in England. Leading India for the first time, Gill has smashed three hundreds (which includes a double) in two matches, and already has 585 runs at an average of 146.