Shubman Gill's Captaincy Record Across All Formats: Tests, ODIs, T20Is, and IPL
Shubman Gill has quickly become a prominent leader in Indian cricket. Since taking over as Test captain in 2025, he has led India to notable successes, including a series draw in England and wins against West Indies, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka.
India's 165-run victory in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle marked Gill's sixth win in 10 Tests as captain. Although the second Test ended in a draw, dropping his win percentage slightly, his leadership has shown strength across formats.
At just 26 years old, Gill has captained India in Tests, ODIs, T20Is, and also leads the Gujarat Titans in the IPL, guiding them to consecutive playoff appearances in 2025 and 2026.
Shubman Gill's T20I Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 5
- Won: 4
- Lost: 1
- No Result / Tied: 0
- Win Percentage: 80.00%
Gill debuted as India's T20I captain during the 2024 series against Zimbabwe, where he won four out of five games.
Shubman Gill's IPL Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 43
- Won: 24
- Lost: 17
- No Result / Tied: 2
- Win Percentage: 55.81%
Taking over from Hardik Pandya in 2024, Gill has led the Gujarat Titans through 43 IPL matches, steering them to two playoff appearances.
Shubman Gill's ODI Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 12
- Won: 7
- Lost: 5
- No Result / Tied: 0
- Win Percentage: 58.3%
Gill began leading India in ODIs in October 2025 against Australia but faced early setbacks with a 2-1 series loss. Following a brief replacement, he returned to captain in 2026, securing his first ODI series win against Afghanistan and continuing through the England series, which India narrowly lost.
Shubman Gill's Test Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 11
- Won: 6
- Lost: 3
- No Result / Tied: 2
- Win Percentage: 54.55%
Appointed before the 2025 England tour after the retirements of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, Gill's Test tenure started with a 2-2 series draw in England. He soon recorded victories at home versus West Indies and abroad against Afghanistan.
The Galle Test win against Sri Lanka was significant, with India scoring 462 in the first innings and eventually winning by 165 runs, marking Gill's sixth Test win as captain.
