3 uncapped players who can overcome India's middle order muddle in ODIs

#2 Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill

When it comes to the Under-19 World Cup 2018, everyone remembers Prithvi Shaw. But Shubman Gill easily looked the best batsman comfortably overhauling Shaw who had the media houses buzzing. Gill scored 372 runs with four half-centuries including a hundred against the arch-rivals Pakistan in the semi-final. He averaged 124 in the tournament and had an amazing strike-rate of 112.38.

In the Vijay Hazare Trophy, he is opening for his side but basically, he is a middle-order batsman. In 16 matches of Under-19 career, he scored 1149 runs at a stellar average of 104.45. It included 4 centuries and 6 half-centuries.

He also spoke with his willow in the domestic one-day matches. In the 31 List A matches played so far, he has scored 1299 runs at an average of 46.39. It includes three centuries and seven half-centuries. After the Test debut of Prithvi Shaw, everyone hopes that this young batsman will also get a chance in the Indian team soon.