Indian captain Shubman Gill was playing well in the third ODI against New Zealand chasing a big total of 338 before he was cleaned up by Kyle Jamieson in the seventh over of the chase. Playing on 23 runs off 18 balls, Gill was clean bowled from a Jamieson delivery that nipped back in sharply and went past Gill’s forward defence. The ball was pitched in the outside off channel and with Gill pressing forward in defence, the ball went past the inside edge, clipped the top of his pads and crashed into the off-stump. Former Indian batting great Sunil Gavaskar criticised his technique while playing the incoming delivery and also cited his form in England tour when he had where was not facing the trouble with the proper technique. “When Shubman Gill got those 754 runs in England, the bat and pad were so close to each other. I kept saying the bat and pad were like a just married couple. They were that close to each other and his defense looked impregnable,” said …