Shubman Gill’s career record reflects a top-order batter who has produced heavily in every major format, with his ODI numbers standing out in particular. Across 43 Tests, 70 ODIs, 36 T20Is and 134 IPL matches, he had scored 12,223 runs in the four categories listed by Cricbuzz, including 28 centuries. His highest average was in ODIs, while his largest overall volume of franchise runs came in the IPL.
Shubman Gill career statistics at a glance
The figures below cover Gill’s international Test, ODI and T20 record, alongside his IPL career, through his most recent listed matches in 2026. Cricbuzz categorises the shortest international format as T20 in its career summary; Gill’s international timeline identifies those appearances as T20Is.
| Format | Matches | Innings | Runs | Highest score | Average | Strike rate | 50s | 100s |
| Tests | 43 | 77 | 3,043 | 269 | 43.47 | 61.41 | 9 | 11 |
| ODIs | 70 | 69 | 3,713 | 223 | 64.02 | 103.32 | 20 | 11 |
| T20Is | 36 | 36 | 869 | 126 | 28.03 | 138.60 | 3 | 1 |
| IPL | 134 | 131 | 4,598 | 129 | 40.33 | 142.09 | 32 | 5 |
These numbers reveal distinct demands across formats. His Test return was built over 77 innings and included one double century. In ODIs, 11 not-outs contributed to an average above 64. The IPL record combined a strong average with a strike rate above 140, while his T20I return was based on a smaller sample than his other major records.
Test record: runs, average and centuries
Gill made his Test debut against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 26 December 2020. According to Cricbuzz, his most recent Test listed was against Sri Lanka at the Sinhalese Sports Club on 23 August 2026. In that span, he made 3,043 runs from 77 innings at an average of 43.47.
His 11 Test centuries included a career-best 269, the only double hundred in his Test record at that point. He also had nine half-centuries, meaning 20 of his 77 Test innings had crossed fifty. The total of 342 fours and 47 sixes illustrates a scoring pattern based primarily on finding gaps and sustaining long innings, while still retaining an ability to accelerate.
Early overseas impact and red-ball progression
Gill’s first Test series included a significant contribution in Australia. Cricbuzz’s profile notes that he scored 91 in the Gabba Test, which India won to take the series 2–1. It was an early example of his ability to bat with composure in a demanding chase and against a high-quality attack.
His first Test hundred came against Bangladesh in 2022. The profile also records two centuries and two fifties in the 2024 home Tests against England. Those stretches matter because Test statistics can shift sharply with a few large scores; Gill’s 3,043 runs and 43.47 average were accumulated across a meaningful 43-match sample.
ODI statistics: Gill’s strongest format by average
Gill’s ODI record was especially striking: 3,713 runs in 69 innings at an average of 64.02, with 11 hundreds, 20 fifties and two double centuries. His highest score was an unbeaten 223, and his ODI strike rate was 103.32. He had been dismissed for a duck only once in the format.
His ODI debut came against New Zealand at Seddon Park on 31 January 2019. Cricbuzz lists his last ODI through the available record as against West Indies at PCA International Cricket Stadium, Ground A, New Chandigarh, on 3 October 2026. In the immediately preceding series, he made 110, 223 not out and 1 against West Indies.
Double centuries and rapid milestones
The ICC lists Gill third among the fastest players to 1,000 ODI runs and first among the fastest to both 2,000 and 2,500 ODI runs. Those records align with the speed at which he turned starts into major scores during the earlier part of his ODI career.
His two ODI double hundreds are a rare feature of his record. The ICC profile also identifies him as the youngest player to score an ODI double century, while the Cricbuzz summary notes that his first came against New Zealand in January 2023, when he scored 208. His later unbeaten 223 lifted the format’s highest score in his own career record.
For readers assessing likely top-order roles and recent form before a fixture, a dream11 prediction should distinguish between Gill’s long-term ODI average and the specific conditions, opposition and batting position for that match. Career numbers provide context, but they do not replace the importance of a current playing XI or surface conditions.
T20I record: one century and a high scoring rate
Gill’s T20I debut was against Sri Lanka at Wankhede Stadium on 3 January 2023. Across 36 T20I innings, he made 869 runs at an average of 28.03 and a strike rate of 138.60. His highest score was an unbeaten 126, and his record included one hundred and three fifties.
The unbeaten 126 came against New Zealand in 2023, as recorded in Cricbuzz’s player summary. That innings gave Gill centuries in all three international formats. Although the overall T20I average was lower than his ODI and Test averages, the strike rate shows that the role required more immediate scoring intent.
Cricbuzz lists his latest T20I as against South Africa at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium on 14 December 2025. Therefore, the 36-match T20I record should be understood as ending with that appearance rather than including subsequent domestic or franchise T20 games.
IPL record: consistency across Kolkata and Gujarat
Gill entered the IPL with Kolkata Knight Riders in 2018 and later moved to Gujarat Titans ahead of the 2022 mega auction, according to the ICC. His IPL debut was against Sunrisers Hyderabad at Eden Gardens on 14 April 2018. By the conclusion of IPL 2026, his record stood at 4,598 runs in 131 innings, at an average of 40.33 and strike rate of 142.09.
The five IPL hundreds and 32 half-centuries underline his consistency over a long tournament career. He struck 446 fours and 152 sixes, with a highest score of 129. Seventeen not-outs helped maintain an average above 40, a notable mark across 134 matches in a competition where batting conditions and tactical roles vary greatly.
The exceptional 2023 season
Gill’s standout IPL season was 2023. Cricbuzz records that he finished as the leading run-scorer with 890 runs and three centuries. That season remains central to understanding the scale of his IPL output, since it combined volume, high scores and sustained run-making across the competition.
His later leadership role added another dimension. The ICC states that Gujarat appointed him captain ahead of the 2024 IPL season after Hardik Pandya’s departure. Cricbuzz also notes that Gill made 650 runs in IPL 2025, finishing as Gujarat Titans’ second-highest scorer that season. His final listed IPL appearance was against Royal Challengers Bengaluru in the 2026 final.
Rankings, leadership and early achievements
At the time reflected by the ICC profile, Gill was ranked No. 1 in ODI batting, No. 9 in Test batting and No. 101 in T20I batting. Rankings are snapshots rather than career verdicts, but the ODI position complemented his record of 3,713 runs at an average above 64.
Before senior international cricket, Gill was a key figure in India’s 2018 Under-19 World Cup triumph. The ICC records 372 runs at an average of 124 in that tournament, while Cricbuzz lists 418 runs at 104.50. The differing totals mean the tournament aggregate should be treated cautiously, but both profiles identify him as Player of the Tournament and a major contributor to India’s title.
Conclusion
Gill’s statistical profile was defined by exceptional ODI efficiency, a substantial and still-developing Test record, an explosive IPL return and a shorter T20I sample. His 28 centuries across the listed formats, two ODI double hundreds and sustained IPL output show both range and volume. The strongest single indicator remains his ODI average of 64.02, but his record across formats demonstrates why he has become a prominent top-order batter for India and Gujarat Titans.
