With a well-fought draw and a brilliant century to show for, Gill continued his fine run in England with the bat. Let us see all the records he established during the fourth Test at Manchester.
Gill overtook Virat, his idol, for the most successful South Africa, England, New Zealand, South Africa (SENA) nation tour, with 722 runs in eight innings so far, including four centuries at an average of over 90.
He overtook Virat's tally of 692 runs against Australia back in 2014, which consisted of four tons and a fifty, with a batting average of 86.50.
Gill overtook Virat Kohli (655 runs against England at home in 2016/17), to register second-most successful series by an Indian captain, currently standing at 722 runs.
He is just 10 runs away from overtaking Gavaskar, who scored 732 runs against West Indies at home during the 1978/79 series, including four centuries and a fifty.
Gill joined Aussie icon Don Bradman (against India at home, 1947/48) and Indian legend Sunil Gavaskar (against West Indies at home, 1978/79) for the most centuries in a single series as Test captain, with four centuries.
With his tally of 722 runs, he overtook Yashasvi Jaiswal's total of 712 runs during the last year's home series against England to achieve a new high. He is also the third Indian to hit 700-plus runs in a Test series besides Jaiswal and Gavaskar.
Shubman Gill is the first player to hit four hundreds in their debut Test series as captain. Five others - Warwick Armstrong, Bradman, Greg Chappell, Virat Kohli and Steven Smith - had three each in their debut series in charge.
He levelled Rohit Sharma's nine centuries in WTC to have the joint-most tons by an Indian in the competition's history. His centuries have come in 67 innings as compared to Rohit's 69 innings.