Test
- Matches
- 43
- Batting innings
- 77
- Not outs
- 7
- Runs
- 3,043
- Highest score
- 269
- Batting average
- 42.86
- Strike rate
- 61.40
- Hundreds
- 11
- Fifties
- 9
- Fours
- 342
- Sixes
- 47

Shubman Gill has scored 7,625 runs and 24 centuries across Test, ODI and T20I cricket as of 3 October 2026. The India top-order batter has a highest score of 269 in Tests and 223* in ODIs.
Statistics as of: 30 September 2026
Primary career statistics source: BCCI
As of 3 October 2026, Shubman Gill has scored 7,625 runs across Test, ODI and T20I cricket for India. His international record includes 3,043 Test runs, 3,713 ODI runs and 869 T20I runs.
Gill has scored 24 international centuries across the three formats: 11 in Test cricket, 11 in ODIs and one in T20 internationals. His highest international scores are 269 in Tests, 223 not out in ODIs and 126 not out in T20Is.
In ODI cricket, Gill has scored 3,713 runs at an average of 64.02 and a strike rate of 103.31, including 11 centuries and 20 half-centuries. His first ODI double-century of 208 against New Zealand and second double-century 223* against West Indies in 2026 remains one of the major milestones of his international career.
Gill's Test record includes 3,043 runs at an average of 42.86, while in T20 internationals he has scored 869 runs at a strike rate of 138.60. These figures reflect his role as a top-order batter across formats for India.
26 December 2020
Against Australia at Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne.
31 January 2019
Against New Zealand at Seddon Park, Hamilton.
3 January 2023
Against Sri Lanka at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.
As of 30 September 2026, Shubman Gill is India’s Test and ODI captain. He most recently led India to a 1–0 Test-series victory in Sri Lanka after the Colombo Test ended in a draw. Gill remains an active T20 international, although he was not selected for India’s 2026 T20 World Cup squad or the subsequent T20I series against Ireland and Zimbabwe.
Gill captained India in the two-Test tour of Sri Lanka, which India won 1–0. In the drawn second Test in Colombo, he scored 50 from 108 balls, with six fours and no sixes, in India’s only innings of 503/9 declared.
As of 30 September 2026, Gill is India’s ODI captain. This dated leadership status is separate from his stable identity as an international top-order batter.
Gill remains an active T20 international but was not selected for India’s 2026 T20 World Cup squad or the subsequent T20I series against Ireland and Zimbabwe.
Won the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup with India and was named Player of the Tournament after scoring 372 runs at an average of 124.
Became the youngest men’s ODI 2 double-centurion after scoring 208 against New Zealand in January 2023 and 223 not out against West Indies in September 2026.
Reached No. 1 in the ICC men’s ODI batting rankings in November 2023 and regained No. 1 in February 2025. These are historical ranking achievements, not a current ranking claim.
Won the men’s award in January and September 2023, February and July 2025, and September 2026, extending the men’s record to five awards.
Represented India at the 2023 ODI World Cup, where India finished runners-up.
Was a member of India’s ICC Champions Trophy-winning squad.
Scored 754 runs during India’s five-Test tour of England, his first series as Test captain.
Statistics as of: 30 September 2026. Test, ODI and T20I aggregate figures use the BCCI career-statistics baseline.
Gill won a record fifth ICC Men’s Player of the Month award after scoring 333 runs in his first two ODIs against West Indies, including a record-breaking 223 not out. Read the full Gill and Shafali award report.