GT Beat RCB By 4 Wickets: GT defeated RCB by 4 wickets at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The bowlers of Gujarat Titans had an important contribution in this victory, who turned the match in their favor by destroying the batting order of ‘Rajat Patidar’s Army’. The remaining task was completed by Shubman Gill and his fellow batsmen.
RCB’s flop batting
Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill won the toss and asked RCB to bat first. GT team’s fast bowler Mohammad Siraj gave the first blow to Bengaluru by sending Palaviyan on a personal score of 5 runs in the very third over. Although Virat Kohli had hit 5 consecutive sixes in Rabada’s over, then the Proteas pacer got him caught out by Rashid Khan on the personal score of 28 runs. Although Devdutt Padikkal contributed 40 runs, but after this no batsman could play a big innings.
GT bowlers wreak havoc
From the ARCB team, Rajat Patidar (19 runs), Jitesh Sharma (1 run), Tim David (9 runs), Krunal Pandya (4 runs), Romario Shepherd (17 runs), Venkatesh Iyer (12 runs) and Bhuvneshwar Kumar (15 runs not out) could not do much, and the entire team was all out after scoring 155 runs in 19.2 overs. From Gujarat side, Arshad Khan got 3 wickets, Rashid Khan and Jason Holder got 2-2 wickets, Mohammad Siraj and Kagiso Rabada got 1-1 wicket.
Gujarat’s easy victory
Chasing an easy target of 156 runs, Gujarat Titans tried to give a good start. On one hand, captain Shubman Gill scored 43 runs in 18 balls with the help of 4 fours and 3 sixes, while his opening partner Sai Sudarshan returned to the pavilion after scoring just 6 runs. Jos Buttler also played as fast as Gill and scored 39 runs in 19 balls. Washington Sundar added 12 runs, Shahrukh Khan added 8 runs and Jason Holder added 12 runs. Although it did not have much impact on the hosts, Rahul Tewatia (27*) and Rashid Khan (7*) together took GT to the threshold of victory, making the total 158/6 after losing 6 wickets in 15.5 overs.
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