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1. Shubman Gill, playing just his third-ever Test match - all on Australian soil - probably laid the foundation for India's historic run-chase at the Gabba in 2021. Gill's backfoot punches and short-arm jabs became popular as he missed what would have been a scintillating ton by just nine runs
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2. A stylish batter from Hyderabad, former India cricketer, ML Jaisimha was the first from his country to smash a Test century at Gabba in Brisbane. Jaisimha has a 101 to his name during the 1968 tour of Australia
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3. Sunil Gavaskar was the next in line to slam a second Test hundred by an Indian batter at the Gabba as he scored a valiant 113 in a thrilling run-chase in the series opener in 199 but the visitors fell short by just 16 runs
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4. One of the most underrated and less celebrated Indian batters overseas, Murali Vijay, dazzled at the Gabba in 2014, scoring a masterful 144 in the first innings against Australia. India lost by four wickets but it was Vijay's knock that helped India last that long and far in that Test match
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5. Then there was Dada, Sourav Ganguly, who gave it back to Langer's ton in the first innings in the 2003 clash at the Gabba with a superb 144. India were able to draw that Test match
