Gujarat Titans’ Shaubman Gill celebrates with Teamins Sai Sudarsan after his half -century. (PTI photos) Gujarat Titans Captain Shaubman Gill expressed disappointment over his team’s inability to rotate effectively when GT dropped to six goal on Saturday against Lucknow Super Giants.
Despite the solid 120-run opening stand between Gill (60) and Sai Sudhasan (56), GT could have been saved for 180/6 for 180/6.
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In the resistance of Gill loss, she emphasized the role of rotation of the strike on a slow playground. “The goal was not easy to intervene from the beginning and it was a conversation-that if there is one Batsman set, we have to play 17-18 exceeding to get to 200-210,” he said at the presentation after the match. “The loss of the goal back does not help our cause.”
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He pointed out that while the surface made it more difficult toed, the inability of GT to maintain the result was a major dynamics. “Our strike rotation was not as good as expected, and that’s something we have to work on,” he added.
The defeat also saw GT slipped from the top of the table, which was overtaken by Delhi Capitals.
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Gill, however, found positives in the fight of her team with the ball. “We were behind the game, but if we got a few quick goals, we could take the match deep. After the tenth over a few goals we got a few goals, but the ball didn’t stop as much as we thought.”
“The fight to the end was a good sign for us. It was an interview in the second time limit – that we take it as deepened as possible,” Gill concluded.
