India has one standout player per generation; perhaps Shubman Gill will be that player for the next generation. Sanjay Manjrekar

With three centuries in his last four Indian Premier League appearances, Shubman Gill has broken numerous records and is presently the topic of conversation. His 129 runs off 60 deliveries against Mumbai Indians in Qualifier 2 is regarded as one of the greatest knocks in IPL playoffs history. If he scores 123 runs or more in the final against Chennai Super Kings, he will break Virat Kohli’s record of 973 runs in a single IPL season and establish his dominance.

Notably, the cricket player is also the current IPL Orange Cap holder. The opener has scored 851 runs in 16 encounters, and his record at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is extraordinary. Consequently, the team management will be hopeful that the cricketer will deliver once more in the final and help GT win their second championship in as many years.

Former India international Sanjay Manjrekar, discussing Gill’s impact, stated that the Punjab-born cricketer could command the Indian batting unit for the next decade. Gill, who Manjrekar referred to as a three-format player, has the potential to lead the next generation.

“This occurs when you observe a player and believe he or she will have something unique to offer in the future. When you consider the number of years he has played in the IPL and how rapidly he has ascended to the pinnacle of T20 batting, you realize that this is a feat that few batters accomplish. He will be opening for India in the World Test Championship final as a three-format representative. Every generation in India has a standout player; perhaps Shubman Gill is that player for the next generation, as stated by Manjrekar on ESPNcricinfo.

Notably, after scoring his third century in the cash-rich league, India’s captain Rohit Sharma congratulated Gill on social media for his outstanding innings, while Virat Kohli and Rishabh Pant also lauded the youngster.