Shubman Gill etched his name in the history books with his fourth ton of the series at Old Trafford in Manchester against England. The 25-year-old broke a world record, which was first set by Don Bradman in 1938.

In a dramatic finish in Manchester, Indian batsmen Jadeja and Sundar denied a draw from England's Stokes, focusing instead on reaching their centuries. Their successful partnership ensured India avoided defeat,

India’s response was built on resolve, patience and flair – most notably from Gill and KL Rahul, who stitched a 188-run third-wicket stand. Rahul, rock-solid for 230 balls, fell nine short of a century to an unplayable nip-backer from Ben Stokes, but by then had already laid a solid platform.

Shubman Gill can break an 88-year-old record of the great Don Bradman during the fifth Test against England at the Oval in London. Gill is on a record-breaking spree on the England tour and has scored over 700 runs in the series.

Former India all-rounder Irfan Pathan and ex-cricketer Mohammed Kaif heaped praise on Indian Test captain Shubman Gill, who continued his dream run with the bat, notching up his fourth century of the series on the final day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford,

Shubman Gill, who is leading India for the first time in Test cricket, equaled Donald Bradman, Sunil Gavaskar for a massive record on Day 5 of the ongoing fourth Test against England.

India head coach Gautam Gambhir has hit out at critics of Shubman Gill, stating that anyone who questions the young captain's talent may know how to talk about cricket, but clearly does not understand the sport.

Shubman Gill overtakes Virat Kohli to become first captain to score 4 hundreds in debut Test series - List of records