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Shubman Gill matches Dhoni’s seven ODI Player‑of‑Series awards; Yuvraj Singh set to join elite India club

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The Times of India reported that Shubman Gill has equaled MS Dhoni’s record by earning seven Player of the Series awards in ODIs, a feat highlighted after India’s series win over the West Indies where Gill made 110 runs and an unbeaten 233 in the first two matches. The outlet also said Yuvraj Singh is set to enter the elite India club.

Why it matters

It shows Gill has reached a milestone comparable to Dhoni’s and that Singh is joining an exclusive group, highlighting their prominence in Indian cricket.

Key facts

  1. The Times of India said Gill’s performance "places him among legends."
  2. Yuvraj Singh is slated to join the elite India club that already includes Dhoni and Gill.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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