Gill will struggle against ‘this’ penetrating bowler in England, Australian veteran’s big statement before WTC final

The final match of the World Test Championship 2023 will be played between India and Australia. All eyes will be on some players of both the teams in this final match. One such name is young Indian opener Shubman Gill. However, former Australia player Greg Chappell has made a sensational comment about Gill.

For the 23-year-old Shubman Gill of India, 2023 has been the best years of his career. He has scored a century in all three forms of international cricket. Also, in the recently concluded IPL 2023 (IPL 2023) season, he also won the Orange Cap by scoring the highest 890 runs. However, according to Greg Chappell, Gill may struggle against Australia’s penetrating fast bowling in England conditions.

Speaking on a show, Greg Chappell said of Gill, “I don’t want to go into too much detail, but I believe the Australian team is seeing some things there, which I am seeing. One thing in this is when Shubman Gill starts his innings, he is seen struggling with the ball outside the off stump. So if the ball takes a little extra bounce, it can worry Gill, but he is a good player. If he is not bowled there, he can be dangerous.”

Gill can struggle against Mitchell Starc
Talking about Gill, Chappell further said, “Gill has been on the England tour before. If the Australian bowlers bowl well, he can also struggle in England’s conditions. I think the one bowler Gill will struggle against the most in that position is Mitchell Starc. With the extra speed and bounce, Starc can be very effective.”

WTC Finals
The WTC final will be played from June 7 to 11 at England’s K Oval. It will be important to see how the young Indian batsman Shubman Gill performs in this match. (This former cricketer believes Shubman Gill will struggle against Australian bowling attack in wtc final)

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