WATCH: Shubman Gill pulls off yet another breath-taking catch during second ODI vs England

India’s ODI vice-captain Shubman Gill was at his very best in the field during the second ODI against England. After taking a stunning catch to dismiss Harry Brook, the 25-year-old came with another brilliant effort in the field. This time Gill took the key catch of England skipper Jos Buttler who was out after scoring 34 runs. 

The incident happened in the fourth ball of the 39th over with Buttler facing Hardik Pandya. India’s all-rounder bowled a slower ball on the middle stump as Buttler made room to hit him over the mid-off region. English skipper couldn’t time the ball well as Gill dove in front and took a smart catch.

Once again brilliant catch by vice captain Shubman Gill to dismiss buttler🥵🔥
One of the Best fielder in the world#ShubmanGill#INDvsENG #INDvENG pic.twitter.com/wdZuYkLCcP

— Dhillon (@Davinder_777) February 9, 2025

Earlier in the day, Harry Brook saw his innings being ended by Gill with a stunning catch. The incident happened in the 30th over as Brook tried to loft Harshit Rana over the top. Shubman Gill made good ground and put in a full length dive to complete the catch. 

Joe Root and Ben Duckett fifties help England post 304 runs 

Indian bowlers came under heavy fire from England’s opening batters who added 81 runs for the first wicket. Ben Duckett in particular took the attack to the Indian bowlers as he scored his fifty with a single. Varun Chakravarthy made his ODI debut and got the wicket of Phil Salt for 26 in the 11th over. 

Axar Patel then got the key wicket of Duckett for 65 caught by Hardik Pandya. Joe Root and Jos Buttler then frustrated the bowlers as the pair added 51 runs for the fourth wicket. Root was the best batter for England with his knock of 69 coming off 72 before being dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja. 

Liam Livingstone gave the tourist the much needed push to go past 300 with his knock of 41 runs. The best bowler for India was Ravindra Jadeja for the second game in succession picked three wickets. The 36-year-old ended the innings with figures of 3/35 from 10 overs which also included a maiden over. Team India needs 305 to win the game and wrap up the series with one more match left to play.