India batter Shubman Gill reflects on his red-ball cricket struggles after scoring a century for Punjab in the Ranji Trophy. He admits to overthinking, which disrupts his rhythm. Gill's century came in a heavy defeat to Karnataka,

Shubman Gill has admitted that his “red-ball batting” is a bit of concern as he loses “concentration” after getting a start. Gill scored an excellent second-innings century (102) on Day 3 but his 14th first-class century, couldn’t prevent Punjab from going down by an innings and 207 runs against Karnataka.

Shubman Gill has been struggling for runs off late in the longest format, which has put scrutiny over his No. 3 spot in the XI.

Shubman Gill identified this as an area of concern soon after making a fine second-innings hundred for Punjab on the third day of their Ranji Trophy match against Karnataka.

Shubman Gill wasn't afraid to assess where his red-ball cricket stands, rather honestly as he smashed a century on his Ranji Trophy return leading Punjab against Karnataka in the Group C match in Bengaluru.

I sometimes lose my focus and concentration' - Shubman Gill on his red-ball performances. (Photo Source: X(Twitter) marked his return to Ranji Trophy in the Round 6 clash between Karnataka and Punjab,