India need 6-7 wins in 9 remaining Tests to qualify for WTC final: Gill

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India captain Shubman Gill stated that qualifying for the World Test Championship final remains the team's primary objective. Speaking at a pre-match press conference ahead of the first Test against Sri Lanka, Gill acknowledged that India have already suffered four losses in the current WTC cycle. He noted that nine Tests remain for India to play, and the side would need to win approximately six or seven of them to have a strong chance of making the final. Gill described the upcoming series against Sri Lanka as particularly crucial in the context of India's WTC qualification bid.

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