Shubman Gill Leadership Record Across All Cricket Formats
Currently, India is playing a three-match ODI series against England. Here's a detailed review of Shubman Gill's captaincy record across Tests, T20Is, ODIs, and the IPL.
Since taking over as Test captain in 2025, Gill has quickly become a significant leader for Indian cricket. His tenure includes an important series-leveling tour in England and victories over West Indies, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka in Test matches.
His leadership was further highlighted by India's 165-run triumph in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle, marking his sixth win in ten Tests as captain. The following match ended in a draw after Sri Lanka fought hard on the final day, slightly lowering Gill's winning percentage.
At just 26 years old, Gill has captained India in all formats and leads the Gujarat Titans in the IPL, guiding them to playoff appearances in both 2025 and 2026.
Captaincy Record in T20 Internationals
- Matches Captained: 5
- Wins: 4
- Losses: 1
- No Result/Tied: 0
- Win Percentage: 80.00%
Gill debuted as India's T20I captain during the 2024 series against Zimbabwe, where he managed four wins out of five matches.
Captaincy in the Indian Premier League (IPL)
- Matches Captained: 43
- Wins: 24
- Losses: 17
- No Result/Tied: 0
- Win Percentage: 55.81%
Taking over from Hardik Pandya in the 2024 IPL season, Gill has led the Gujarat Titans through 43 matches. The team won 24 games and lost 17, with no matches ending without a result.
One Day International (ODI) Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 12
- Wins: 7
- Losses: 5
- No Result/Tied: 0
- Win Percentage: 58.3%
Gill started leading India in ODIs in October 2025 against Australia but faced defeats early on, losing the series 2-1. After missing some matches due to injury, he returned to captain India at home, including a successful series win against Afghanistan in June 2026. The ongoing series against England saw mixed results, with India winning the opener but dropping the next two matches.
Test Captaincy Record
- Matches Captained: 11
- Wins: 6
- Losses: 3
- No Result/Tied: 2
- Win Percentage: 54.55%
Appointed after the retirement of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli from Tests, Gill guided India through a competitive 2-2 series draw in England in 2025. He secured his first Test series win as captain against the West Indies at home, followed by an away series win in Afghanistan. The recent Sri Lanka series boosted his win tally to six out of ten Tests, with a strong performance in Galle but a drawn match in Colombo affecting his overall percentage.
