indian premier league Gujarat Titans performed well against Gujarat Titans rajasthan royals Saturday, with the captain Shubman Gill Make sure the celebrations continue online after a big win. Soon after Gujarat registered a crushing 77-run victory in Jaipur, Gill shared a picture with star spinners Rashid Khanthe two players recreated the celebration with their fingers in their ears.
“Pink city, blue results. Khamma Ghani,” Gill posted on social media, jokingly taking a dig at the Royals from his backyard. Titans dominated the match right from the start as they posted a mammoth 229/4 in 20 overs. Gill led the way with a stylish 84 while opener Sai Sudharsan continued his excellent form with a composed 55. The duo put together a 118-run opening stand, laying the foundation for Gujarat’s highest total of the season. Gill completed his fourth half-century of the season in just 30 balls as Gujarat ripped apart Rajasthan’s bowling attack in the powerplay. Sudarsan, who has already scored a century this season, was fluent again before losing to youngster Yash Raj Punja. Washington Sundar and Rahul Tewatia’s evening fireworks ensured that Gujarat easily crossed the 200-run mark. Sundar remained unbeaten on 37 off 20 balls, hitting three sixes, while Tewatiya ended strongly with two top scores in the final over. Rajasthan’s chase began with 15-year-old starlet Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who smashed 36 off 16 deliveries. But once the teenager departed, the Gujarat bowlers tightened their grip. Rashid Khan decisively turned the game around with his brilliant 4/33, disrupting Rajasthan’s midfield order with his variety and control. Kagiso Rabada hit two and Jason Holder ended the innings with the three final wickets as Rajasthan were bowled out for 152. The convincing win lifts Gujarat to second place in the table and marks their biggest win yet intense pulsed light history.
