Former Indian cricketer Manoj Tiwari looked very unhappy with Shubman Gill’s performance in the third Test and has also criticized Shubman in strong terms. In the third Test match played against England at Lord’s, Indian captain Shubman Gill looked very aggressive and he was also seen to make English players a lot. Seeing this view, some fans and cricket pundits felt that Shubman tried to copy Virat Kohli in that match and Manoj Tiwari is also one of them.
Tiwari said that Gill was trying to imitate Virat Kohli’s style, which had an indirect impact on his batting. He appealed to Gill that he should be aggressive and do not respond to other players, as this will eliminate their energy. Quoting the sportsbum as saying, Tiwari said, “I don’t like captain Gill’s way. I think he is trying to mimic Virat last time. And as a result, his batting is not getting any benefit. Ever since he became captain in the IPL, I have seen that he is adopting aggressive mindset and is talking a lot to the umpires. He did not need a lot of things. He did not need to be like that. Nor do they need to prove anything. “
He added, “I know that a captain should go ahead and lead, but so much aggression is not necessary. This can eliminate your energy. He can maintain its aggressive style. It does not mean that you will always have to answer. You can also show aggression by winning a test match. India can be easily ahead in the series. For.”
Taking up his point, he said, “I am not happy with the language and words that are coming in the audio when they are near the stump. You are representing the Indian cricket team. I think it has become a practice, because the previous captains may have used such words to express their anger, but need to control it. If you use abuses, then you will learn the next generation.”
