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Shubman Gill Returns to Punjab, Celebrates 223‑Ball Double Century

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Published: October 16, 2026

Shubman Gill Returns to Punjab, Celebrates 223‑Ball Double Century

Shubman Gill is set to re‑join Punjab for the Ranji clash on October 18 after scoring a record 223‑ball double century. His comeback could give Punjab a new batting edge.

Shubman Gill is back with Punjab, after a blistering 223‑ball double century in the West Indies ODI series. The 27‑year‑old will face Chhattisgarh on October 18, marking his first appearance since missing the opening match.

Gill’s 223 came off 133 balls, the fastest double‑century ever in ODIs, and followed a solid 110 in the opener. The innings turned a 406‑run chase into a 39‑ball victory, cementing his spot as ICC Men’s Player of the Month for a record fifth time.

Because he was absent during Punjab’s opening game against Assam, Uday Saharan stepped up to lead the side. That match ended without Gill’s explosive bat, leaving fans eager for his return.

His presence in the lineup could lift Punjab’s batting depth and keep him in the conversation for the national squad. The 2026‑27 Ranji Trophy season is a proving ground for talent, and Gill’s form is hard to ignore.

The next hurdle: a tightly contested match against Chhattisgarh. Punjab will need to convert Gill’s confidence into runs to secure a top spot in the group table.