Gill, on the other hand, produced a landmark innings, scoring an unbeaten 223* off 133 balls, bringing up his double-century off just 117 balls, breaking the record for the fastest double-hundred in ODI history.
The 27-year-old also broke several other records, such as the highest score in a successful chase in ODIs and the fastest hundred for an Indian captain in ODIs which he notched up in 62 balls.
Contributions from Virat Kohli (29 off 19 balls) and Ruturaj Gaikwad (30* off 36 balls) allowed India to comfortably chase the target in the 44th over, taking an unassailable lead in the ODI series.