India's captain, Shubman Gill, concluded the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy with a remarkable performance, solidifying his place with one of the most dominant Test series displays by an Indian batsman. Amassing 754 runs at an impressive average of 83.78 over five Tests, Gill was not just the series' leading run-scorer but also the primary force behind India's historic comeback victory.
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