India batter Shubman Gill comments that the team faces a “good kind of headache” as selection for the ODI opening role becomes more competitive. His remarks come after Yashasvi Jaiswal records a second ODI hundred in three matches, which adds momentum to the debate over India’s preferred top-order combination. Gill acknowledges Jaiswal’s form and talent, but he does not specify an immediate change to the playing XI. Instead, he says the final team selection will depend on available squad options and the fitness of players closer to the England tour. Both reports frame Gill’s position as supportive of Jaiswal’s performance while emphasizing that ODI batting order decisions are influenced by multiple factors, including readiness and combinations within the broader squad. The comments highlight an ongoing selection discussion around Rohit Sharma’s ODI future, with Gill indicating the final XI will be determined by form and fitness rather than a single standout performance.