Australia women's team captain Alyssa Healy even remarked that England had successfully gotten under the Indian skipper’s skin.

LONDON (IANS)- India captain Shubman Gill admitted that just one substantial partnership could have altered the outcome of the gripping third Test at Lord’s, where England edged India by 22 runs to take a 2-1 lead in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy series.

India captains Shubman Gill and Harmanpreet Kaur, along with the men's and women's teams and management staff, met King Charles III at St. James's Palace in London on Tuesday. Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice President Rajiv Shukla and India's High Commissioner to the UK,

Ex-Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif has suggested that Shubman Gill shouldn't get carried away with his aggression on the field and stick to the method that suits him to perform to the best of his ability. Taking to X, Kaif stated that Gill's fight with Zak Crawley fired England up to come up with an inspiring performance to fashion a win.

Following India's 22-run defeat to England at Lord's, former cricketer Mohammad Kaif criticized Shubman Gill's on-field confrontation with Zak Crawley

The Indian fielders led by Gill gave Crawley sarcastic claps before Day 4. Later, things got heated when India pacer Mohammed Siraj dismissed Duckett with a fiery send-off.

Shubman Gill and Harmanpreet Kaur's men's and women's teams were hosted by King Charles III in the gardens of Clarence House.

A day after the enthralling India vs England Lord's Test, Indian skipper Shubman Gill met King Charles III. This meeting took place at St. James's Palace, following a dramatic conclusion to the Lord's Test.

Captain Shubman Gill is 265 not out at tea as he and Washington Sundar have led India closer to 600 runs against England on day two of the second test in Birmingham.

Is Shubman Gill unintentionally trying to do what Virat Kohli does? Since his appointment as Test skipper, some of his actions have been eerily similar to the former captain, and this could be a possible concern in the long run.