Shubman Gill vs Yashasvi Jaiswal: Who is leading the century battle in international cricket? A deep dive into stats, milestones, and who is truly dominating across formats
Gill vs Jaiswal: The Battle of Centuries Heats Up
The clash of the rising titans Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal is no longer just about stylish strokes or fearless cricket. It is about numbers and milestones and who is carving a quicker path into the record books. As India takes on England in the Test opener both Gill and Jaiswal showed class with sublime centuries so a fresh rivalry within the team is taking shape.
Jaiswal Walks Back After a Gritty Hundred Gill Stays Rock-Solid
Jaiswal walked back with 101 off 159 balls but his job was far from incomplete. He had already laid the foundation. Gill stayed unbeaten with 127 from 175 balls and played the perfect anchor on a tough pitch. Their knocks not only pushed India’s innings forward but also sparked fresh debates about who is ahead in the century race.
Match Count and Format Experience – Gill Has the Edge
Gill has already played in 33 Tests 55 ODIs and 21 T20Is so his experience is wider. Jaiswal is still new in the international circuit with 20 Tests 1 ODI and 23 T20s under his belt. The gap in exposure gives Gill an edge but Jaiswal has still made a big impact in a short time.
The Real Number Game – Total Centuries and Format Dominance
When it comes to hundreds Gill leads clearly. He has scored 6 in Tests 8 in ODIs and 1 in T20Is so that makes 15 international centuries in total. Jaiswal has scored 5 in Tests and 1 in T20Is which gives him a total of 6. Gill’s consistency in all three formats shows that he is shaping into a complete batter
Double Trouble – Milestone Alert for Both
Gill made a big statement with a double hundred in ODIs and Jaiswal responded in style with not one but two double centuries in Tests. That shows his hunger and strength in the long format. Both have already made it to elite milestones in their ways.
Age is Just a Number But It Tells a Story
Gill is now 25 and has a slight head start while Jaiswal is just 23 so he has time on his side. If anything this sets up a brilliant rivalry in the years to come. The race for big records is on and cricket fans around the world are ready for it.
