(Video): Indore Fans Teases Shubman Gill With Chants Of “Humari Bhabhi Kaisi Ho? Sara Bhabhi Jaisi Ho”-TGN

India’s young opener Shubman Gill showcased his exceptional batting prowess by notching up his 6th century during the 2nd ODI match against Australia at the renowned Holkar Cricket Stadium in Indore.

Gill once again turned out to be the shining light for the team as he played another magnificent innings for his side, which played an instrumental role in India’s win.

Indore Fans Teased Shubman Gill

Shubman Gill, who has been in some amazing form off-lately, continued with his golden touch as he made a mockery of the Australian bowlers. He played a stunning knock of 74 runs in the last game and he went one step ahead this time in the 2nd ODI as he slammed a century.

Shubman Gill brought up his 6th ODI ton in 92 balls and also smashed 6 fours and 4 sixes in his innings. He ended his staggering knock of 104 runs and helped India post a whopping total of 399 on the scoreboard. Later, India won the game by 99 runs.

Meanwhile, during the innings, Shubman Gill was teased a lot by the fans present at the Indore stadium. The crowd present at the stadium chanted “Humari Bhabhi Kaisi ho? Sara Bhabhi Jaisi Ho” loudly.

The video of the same has been going viral on the internet, watch it here:

Not only when Shubman Gill was batting, even when he was fielding the crowd went berserk and teased him. For the unversed, Shubman is rumored to be dating Sara Tendulkar, who is the daughter of batting legend Sachin Tendulkar.

Later, after the match, Shubman Gill also talked about his knock in Indore. He expressed that he is delighted with the way he batted and from the team’s perspective as well, he’s satisfied. He said:

“It feels good. Satisfied as a team, we have the momentum at the right time. It depends on the situation, there’s definitely some confidence. I can cover up later, and that confidence is because I am scoring at the moment.”

He added: “With the way KL and Surya played, they kept the momentum going. A target of 400 was going to be difficult on any surface, and the bowlers came out and did their job. I think the six against Green down the ground, it was really special for me.”