Shubman Gill is experiencing a remarkable phase in his Test career, particularly since becoming the captain of the Indian cricket team. His recent century against Afghanistan has brought his total runs as captain to 1,076 in just 15 innings, resulting in an extraordinary average of 82.76. This achievement positions him among the greatest Test captains in history, second only to the legendary Don Bradman. Gill, who succeeded Rohit Sharma as India's 37th Test captain, is now the second-fastest Indian captain to score 1,000 Test runs, reaching this milestone in 15 innings, just behind Sunil Gavaskar. His leadership was notably highlighted during India's five-Test tour of England, where he scored 754 runs, ensuring a 2-2 draw for the team. In the one-off Test against Afghanistan, Gill continued his impressive form, leading the team to a commanding first innings declaration of 564/8, contributing 126 runs himself. His performance has solidified his place in elite company among Test captains.