Gujarat Titans’ Kusal Mendis was released hit hit goal gates during IPL 2025 Eliminator (PTI Photo/Ravi Choudhary) Dramatic release of hit-random to Kusal Mendis stolen in Mullanpur’s reflector when the Indians played Gujarat Titans by 20 runs in a record eliminator of the IPL 2025, which recorded a stunning score of 436 runs-in any playoffs IPL. When I was persecuted by SHUBMAN GILL SPEMING SPEMING 228/5, they were pinned to Mendis and Sai Sudharsan. Sri Lankan looked into the rhythm and hammered two six and four in a short 10-mile stay. But just like a 64-run stand with Sudharsan bloomed, chaos hit. Face in the face of Mitchell Santner, Mendis lost his balance and tried a strong stroke and accidentally stepped on his stumps, stepped out of the goal for 20. The moment was unreal – GT was 67/2 in 6.2 overs and voyage – until the tone of the game. Sai Sudharsan bravely continued with his sixth fifty season, while 48 Washington Sundar kept GT in contact. But with goals falling at regular intervals and Sudharsan bowed in the 16th place, GT’s Chase slowly disintegrated.
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Miwists kept my nerves in death despite the heavy dew. The debutant Richard Gleeson released under pressure while Ashwani Kumar closed the match with 24 from the final.Quiz: Who is the IPL player? Previously, the elegant 81 Rohit Sharma and Jonny Bairstow’s Explosive 47 on their debut driven my impressive total. Tilak Varma and Hardik Pandy added fireworks at the finish. The Elimination of GT was sealed with their outages-nothing more symbolic than Mendis’s fool hit-randa- when Mumbai progressed to face the Pandjab Kings in qualifying 2.
