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From Gill’s Rare Miss to Abhishek’s Towering Sixes: Team India Nets Heat Up Before UAE Clash

Shubman Gill is going to return to T20 international cricket after almost 14 months. He has not been a part of the team in this format since the Sri Lanka tour (July 2024).

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Sports News:Shubman Gill is going to return to T20 international cricket after almost 14 months. He has not been a part of the team in this format since the Sri Lanka tour (July 2024). This time he has been given the responsibility of vice-captain in the Asia Cup, which is a clear indication that he will be in the playing XI from the opening match.

Classic batting in the nets, but one mistake

During practice at the ICC Academy in Dubai, Gill caught everyone's attention with his classic batting. Extra cover drives on fast bowlers were showing his old shine. But a local net bowler's fastball pierced his defense and took the off stump straight. This moment was definitely shocking, but after this Gill continued to practice in full rhythm.

Abhishek Sharma's stormy performance

Gill's potential opening partner, Abhishek Sharma, surprised everyone with his aggression in the nets. In about an hour of batting, he hit 25 to 30 sixes. The special thing was that he relied on his hand-eye coordination rather than strength. Many of his shots fell outside the practice venue.

A matter of relief for Team India

This performance is relief news for the Indian batting lineup. Gill's return will provide stability to the top order, while Abhishek Sharma's aggressive batting can put pressure on the opposition bowlers. The team management will definitely be happy with this balance.

Countdown to the big match

India's first match will be against UAE on Wednesday at the Dubai International Stadium. Gill's classic technique and Abhishek's power hitting together can give Team India a strong start. Now it remains to be seen how effective the rhythm of the nets proves in the match.

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