New Delhi, July 19 -- Shubman Gill seems to be a cool and a calm customer on the field but his ultra-aggressive style at Lord's during the third Test showed the Indian captain will not hold back at the opposition when it requires. At the end of Day 3, Gill was particular in the face of Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett when the English pair tried to waste time, but when it came back to him on the fourth day, he didn't tackle it naturally.

Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar took the Lord's incident to pinpoint the difference where Gill lies behind Virat Kohli. "The thing with Virat Kohli was that he would get even more fired up and become a better batter (if things got nasty)," Manjrekar opined on ESPNcricinfo Match Day.

"What disappointe...