Shubman Gill's aggressive antics on Day 3 of the third Test against England at Lord's has become a major talking point. The Indian skipper confronted Zak Crawley towards the end of the day as he felt that the English opener was wasting time to avoid facing more overs.

What caught everyone by surprise was the fact that Gill, known for his calm and composed nature, went at Crawley with hard expletives and obscene gestures.

While some saw shades of Virat Kohli in Gill’s demeanour, many accused him of copying the former Indian captain.

However, former India spinner Harbhajan Singh rubbished such claims, saying that Shubman Gill has his own style and he can’t become someone like Sourav Ganguly, Virat Kohli or MS Dhoni.

"Every player has a different way to operate. MS Dhoni was different, Anil Kumble was different, Sourav Ganguly was different. Kapil Dev was different. Everyone has a different nature and way. If I want to bowl like Prasanna or Saqlain Mushtaq or vice versa, it is not possible," Harbahajan told SportsTak.

"Shubman Gill has his own style. He will learn, obviously, he is a young guy. He cannot be Sourav Ganguly or Virat Kohli or MS Dhoni and he doesn't need to be that. He wants to be the best version of Shubman Gill who can leave his own legacy going forward. He has the potential that he could take India to the top," he added.

Shubman Gill has been in sublime form with the bat this series, slamming a century at Headingley and following it up with a record-breaking ton and a double hundred in the second Test at Edgbaston, which India won by 336 runs.

However, Gill made just 16 and 6 in the third Test at Lord's, where suffered a narrow 22-run defeat despite Ravindra Jadeja’s heroics with the bat.

India were bowled out for 170 while chasing 193 at Lord’s, thereby conceding 1-2 lead to England in the five-match series. The penultimate Test is slated to begin on July 23 at Old Trafford, Manchester.