After winning the toss, England invited India to bat first and sent skipper Rohit Sharma back to the pavilion inside the second over. Shubman Gill paired with Virat Kohli and stitched a 116-run stan for the second wicket.

Opener Shubman Gill’s (112) seventh century in the 50-over game alongside crucial half-centuries by Shreyas Iyer (78) and Virat Kohli (52) helped India post a massive total of 356, their

Gill reached this accomplishment during the third ODI against England at Ahmedabads Narendra Modi Stadium on Wedneday. Having fine century stands with Virat Kohli and Shreyas Iyer, Gill slammed 112 in 102 balls,

Gill has set another milestone by becoming the fastest player to reach 2,500 runs in ODI cricket. He achieved the feat in just 50 innings, breaking former South Africa cricketer Hashim Amla's record of reaching the mark in 53 innings.

He started that as early as the sixth ball he faced, though he drove Saqib Mahmood straight to mid-off. He had started the innings slowly, soaking up 10 dot balls before he creamed one through covers. He again walked down the track two balls later to Saqib, and again mid-off intervened.

India vice-captain Shubman Gill smashed his seventh ODI century in the third match against England at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The batter who opened batting alongside Rohit, reached his hundred off 95 balls after India asked to bat.

Shubman Gill celebrated his rise in the latest ICC ODI Rankings with a majestic hundred against England in the third and final ODI against England at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Wednesday.