The Indian cricket team struggled with both bat and ball in the series opener in Centurion against South Africa and the defeat by an innings and 32 runs was a fair reflection of that. And one of the many questions raised after the Test match regarding India’s performance was related to Shubman Gill’s batting position. Since coming to No.3, Gill has had a rough time in the longest format of the game, scoring just 120 runs with a highest of 47 as he returned scores of 2 and 26 in the two innings against the Proteas.
