India opener Shubman Gill on Sunday shared a New Year decision that he set at first of the 12 months 2023 and mentioned that this 12 months was full of recent experiences. Gill took to his official Instagram account to put up his handwritten word on December 31, 2022, and identified his goals for the 12 months that was to come back. While sharing the image, Gill wrote ‘most hundred for India’, ‘make his household completely happy’, ‘give his greatest effort and be much less onerous on himself’, ‘successful World Cup for India’, and ‘orange cap in Indian Premier League 2023’ which he aimed in 2023.

While sharing the images, the 24-year-old mentioned that 2023 has been enjoyable and filled with nice learnings for him. He additionally hoped that within the upcoming 2024, they might be nearer to their objectives and obtain them.

“Exactly a year ago, I put it out into the universe. With 2023 coming to an end, the year has been full of experiences, some great fun and other great learnings. The end of the year didn’t go as planned, but I can proudly say we came ever so close to our goals, giving everything we had. The coming year brings its own challenges and opportunities. Hopefully, we’ll get closer to our goals in 2024. I hope all of you find love, joy, and strength in everything you do,” Gill wrote on Instagram.

After Hardik Pandya went again to Mumbai Indians earlier on Monday, the ‘Little Prince’ of Ahmedabad was handed the captaincy duties.

Gill amassed 1373 runs in 33 innings at a median of 47.34, with three centuries and eight fifties. Last season was monumental for the opener as he slammed 890 runs in 17 matches at a median of 59.33, with three centuries and 4 fifties and was additionally named Orange Cap winner.

At the ODI World Cup 2023, Gill scored 354 runs after participating in 9 matches for the hosts India. His greatest rating was 92 runs within the extravagant match which got here towards Sri Lanka.

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