SHUBMAN GILL and Mohammed Siraj (Photos: Video Grabs) SHUBMAN GILL is a classy undefeated half a century, and Mohammed Siraj’s brilliant four goals led by Gujarat Titans’ (GT) on Sunday in Hyderabad, Hyderabad, Hyderabad.
If it was Siraj who held SRH dough on his feet in his charm 4/17 to limit the host to 152 to 8, GT Skipper Gill again showed why he is so highly rated around the world – carried a bat with 61 not from 43 balls.
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Siraj, who removed the dangerous opening of SRH Travis Head (8) and Abhishek Sharma (18) before returning to take two goals in 19th, he was appointed “match player”. Siraj also took his 100. IPL goal during his magic.
Later, Gill and Washington Sundar (49 out of 29 balls) revived GT Run-Hone-Honeesis from 16/2 in 3.5 overs with a 90-running counterattack partnership after they were removed in respect in respect in respect of Sai Sudharsan (5) and Jos Buttler (0).
After Gill and Washington’s stand put GT on the course, “Impact Sub” Sherfane Rutherford smoked unbeaten 35 out of only 16 balls to take visitors of home with 3.2 crossings to save.
Hyderabad suffered their fourth consecutive loss, while Gujarat secured his third victory in the IPL 2025 campaign, which introduced them to No. 2 on the point table with six points.
Hyderabad playground deviated from its typical nature -friendly nature and represented a demanding surface where the ball pace was significantly slower. Gill, along with the debutant GT Sundar, effectively managed the middle phase of shifts and maintained a permanent degree of scoring.
In the excessive Bowled Simarjeet Singh, Sundar released, hit two boundaries and two sixes to accumulate 20 runs. This big overr has helped to relieve the pressure on Gujarat who recovered from early failures.
The partnership flourished with an impressive scoring rate because both doughs were earning on bad vans. Gill reached his fifty 36 vans and put Gujarat in a commanding position.
On the other hand, Sundar approached for his half -century, but did not reach 49 when Anicket Verma took the exceptional catch of Shami Bowling.
Previously, after being put on the bat, the head hit two boundaries against Siraj, who then won his goal for the last delivery.
PowerPlay continued to prove to SRH as Ishan Kishan (17) and Abhishek managed only 29 runs before Siraj rejected the fifth.
After the premature release of their opening couple, Hyderabad managed 45/2 in PowerPlay. Prasidh Krishna claimed that Kishan’s goal in the eighth crossed.
The partnership between Nitish Kumar Reddy and Heinrich Klaasen provided some stability to Hyderabad shifts because they were turning the strike effectively and faced spinners Rashid Khan and Sai Kishhore during the medium breaks.
Their partnership of the fourth goal brought 50 runs before Kishhore rejected both in consecutive overs. Klasen’s shifts 27 included one six and two boundaries, while Nitish contributed 31 runs out of 34 deliveries.
Hyderabad’s ambitions for a strong goal in the final breaks suffered failure when Krishna released Kaminda Mendis (1) and at the end of 17.
In his finals, Siraj showed a remarkable accuracy and claimed the goals of Anichet Vermy (18) and Simarjeet Singh (0) to secure his four -member haul. A fast pitch reached its best bowling characters of IPL and ended 4-17.
Cummins (not out) hit the border and six, while Shami contributed with four in Ishant Sharm’s last, and helped the team to reach 152/8.
Bowling awards were shared between Sraji and Rashid (2/24) and Krishna (2/25).
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