Dubai [UAE], September 14: Indian vice-captain Shubman Gill took the time to share valuable batting insights with the Hong Kong cricket team before their upcoming match against Pakistan in Dubai.
In a video shared on X by Hong Kong Cricket, Gill was seen providing guidance to the players, encouraging them to avoid overthinking and to play their natural game without pressure.
The interaction between Team Hong Kong and Shubman Gill highlights the significance of tournaments like the Asia Cup and World Cup in fostering the growth of Associate cricket, both on and off the field.
Gill emphasized, "Practice a lot. The more you dwell on your shots, the worse it becomes. It's essential to think less. Being in the zone means not overthinking your game."
Hong Kong's Struggles in Asia Cup 2025
Currently, Hong Kong is struggling in the Asia Cup 2025, having lost both of their matches against Bangladesh and Afghanistan, which puts them in a difficult position for advancing to the Super 4s. Their final group match is scheduled against Sri Lanka on Monday.
On a personal note, Shubman Gill has played 22 T20 internationals, scoring 598 runs with an average of 31.47 and a strike rate of 141.03, including one century and three half-centuries. His highest score stands at 126*. India began their Asia Cup campaign with a convincing nine-wicket victory over the UAE.
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