Gill scored an imperious 269 on day two at Edgbaston, besting Sunil Gavaskar's claim to the highest ever score by an Indian batter on English soil and Virat Kohli's mark for the biggest knock by an India captain, as his side posted 587.

In only his second outing as India’s Test captain, Shubman Gill produced a masterclass for the ages, striking a majestic career-best 269 to set up a towering first-innings total of 587 before India’s bowlers ripped through England’s top order on the second day of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy Test at Edgbaston on Thursday.

India backed up Shubman Gill's phenomenal 269 with three cheap England wickets on a dream day of test cricket for the visitors at Edgbaston on Thursday. After Gill's 8 1/2-hour innings led India to 587 all out — its highest score in England in 35 years — pacers Akash Deep and Mohammed Siraj found life in a seemingly lifeless pitch to reduce England to 25-3 with three edges into the slips cordon.