Google has roped in cricketer Shubman Gill for the Indian market campaign around its Pixel 11 Pro, with a film titled ‘Made by Google ’26: Find Me a Match with Shubman Gill’.
The film follows Gill as he explores Paris using the Pixel 11 Pro, leaning on the device to navigate an unfamiliar city. He asks it for recommendations on places to visit, insights into the local cricket scene, and pointers on where to find Indian food nearby.
When the Pixel suggests a popular Indian restaurant, Gill probes further, asking if it serves butter chicken. The phone confirms the dish is available and adds that it happens to be a local favourite too, reinforcing the device’s role as a real-time, conversational guide rather than a simple search tool.
The film then follows Gill to a local cricket ground in Paris, where he joins a pickup game with local players, interacting with them and blending into an impromptu match – a moment that ties back to his cricketing identity while showing the Pixel 11 Pro adapting to his personal interests along the way.
Through the film, Google positions the Pixel 11 Pro’s AI capabilities as being genuinely useful in everyday, unscripted situations —-helping users discover a new city, find familiar comforts like local Indian food, and connect with local communities through shared interests such as cricket, all in one seamless experience.
