Rohit Sharma specifically chose to fly into London early for quiet net sessions — deliberate, not routine. There's a reason: he averages 89.4 in away ODIs at Edgbaston specifically, the highest of any batter at this ground, per Cricinfo. Gill's arriving in form too — 373 runs in five ODI innings this year, a 93.3 average. And Gill's already made his stance on the format clear: "ODIs shouldn't be shortened to 40 overs a side." Whether that experience translates into runs against an England side that hasn't played an ODI since January is the actual question today.