GT skipper Shubman Gill opens on “Caos” during the run chase at Rain-Hit Match vs MI at Rain Chase

Gujarat Titans (GT) captain Shubman Gill on Tuesday reflected the Match vs Mumbai Indians (MI) in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL). He highlighted the initial challenges after the strategic adjustment made due to the delay of rain and the status of a slow pitch, while appreciated the victory. “When we came into batting after the train, there was a little chaos, but it is always good to win on your side. The sports plans in the powerplay were different, as if it felt like a Test match. We wanted to take the game after the powerplay, but was a little slow for the rain. Shubman Gill said while talking in the presentation after the match.

Gill was awarded the Player of the Match for his 43 innings.

Gill expressed disappointment over the fall of the team, but celebrated the victory of the final ball, emphasized the importance of every contribution in a close match and accepted Rashid’s performance after his injury.

“It was disappointing; we were ahead in a phase, but we lost 4/20. But the universe gave us a chance before two minutes, and we took it. When the match goes to the back ball, when you chase 150, every contribution becomes important. In these big tournaments you feel like a balling. He said.

In a rain-confused match between Mumbai Indians (MI) and Gujarat Titans (GT), GT on Tuesday extended the last MI from three wickets through DLS method in the Indian Premier League (IPL) running at Wankhedi Stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday.

Drisel began at the beginning of the second innings and became heavy in the 14th over, causing the first obstruction. After the 18th over, rain again when GT needed 24 runs from 12 balls.

Although GT was ahead of Par score for most innings, he fell behind by five runs in the 18th over to stop the game. With this victory, GT went to the top of the IPL points table, ending the MI’s six match winning streak.

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