Ind vs. Eng: ‘There was a lot of pressure on him’ – Sean Marsh praised Shubman Gill’s captaincy before the 4th Test. Cricket news
Australia’s champion Batter Sean Marsh praised Indian captain Shubman Gill for his leadership during the England vs England Test series, stating that the young captain has handled the pressure well. Marsh also highlighted their influence on the team after the rise of young Indian cricketers and the retirement of senior players. “Gill, who has captured the captaincy. There was a lot of pressure on him when he came in this series, and he really stands,” Marsh said. “You know, India has got a lot of talented cricket that comes out of their country. And I think we are seeing that now with Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma’s choice of retiring, these young players are coming in and are moving. Australia Champion Batter told ANI, “It just goes to show how much capacity and talent in India is at this time. Marsh is currently representing the Australia Champions side in the World Championship of Legends (WCL) 2025, which runs from 18 July to 2 August in the UK. The tournament includes six prestigious teams – India, Pakistan, Australia, England, South Africa and West Indies – combining former international stars together for a competitive T20 spectacle.
Fellow Australia champion player Ben Dunk reflected on India vs Australia rivalry, calling it a strong and respectable. “This is a very good rivalry … two cricket nations, who love cricket, who love cricket and have a long time. It would be great to come against them and it would be great to defeat them, hopefully,” Dunk said. He believes that Australia has a strong chance to go all the way in the tournament. “I’m really convinced, Australia has a very good record of placing his hand on trophies, and I don’t see any reason why we can’t do …”
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Marsh resonated enthusiasm, hoping that his side could cover the distance this season. “Very excited. Hopefully, we can go two steps ahead this year and pick up the cup in this season,” Marsh said. The Australia Champions squad includes names such as Brett Lee, Chris Lynn, Ben Cutting, and others, adding firepower and experience in their WCL 2025 campaign.
