After defeating Lucknow Super Giants, defeated Gujarat Titans in IPL 2025 points table

Titans of Gujarat messed up on a golden occasion to seal a top two locations in the league table as Lucknow Super veterans won a consolation 33 runs at the first hundred of Mitchell Marsh in the Indian Premier League on Thursday. Batting first, Marsha’s brilliant 117 runs from 64 balls LSG to 2 overs to 235 after determining 20 overs. The total commanding was doing and the LSG performed sufficiently to keep the home team in the Gulf, limiting them to 202 to 202 in 20 overs. New Josender Will O’Rurke, who has come as a replacement of Mayank Yadav, was with 3 figures for the bowlers’ pick 27 for LSG.

The GT topped the top of the 13 matches with 18 points, while the LSG was already abolished, which was in the sixth position from seventh. He has 12 points out of 13 matches.

Shah Rukh Khan (57 in 29 balls) scared LSG with some Lasty Blow, but it was not enough in the end despite a stand of 86 runs with Sherfen Rutherford for the fourth wicket in only 6.4 overs.

GT, who has already qualified for the playoffs, could take a huge jump towards the top two finish by ensuring 20 points. They will now try to win the previous match and give themselves the best opportunity to finish the top two of the league table, both Pujb Kings and RCB will also have a proper shot in the position of pole. The chase of 236 began in Bayana with B Sai Sudarshan (21 runs off 16 balls) and Skipar Shubman Gill (35 balls off 20 balls) with some crisp borders with a crushing borders.

However, Sudarshan, the current top run of the league, did not change the beginning and Gill was stripped brilliantly by Abdul Samad despite his small hand drawn.

It was Jose Butler (33 runs in 18 balls), who had hit a few sixes, but left -handed fast bowler Akash Singh, who divided his right hand Buddha, released a floating delivery, which broke the British defense.

At the point that Shah Rukh and Rutherford (38) joined the forces and the goal that seemed impossible until then suddenly appeared gati.

LSG bowler, especially India Test expert Akash Deep and his state team colleague Shahbaz Ahmed scored runs. LSG’s ground fielding also did not even have a mark.

Shah Rukh, who has a reputation in domestic cricket for Tamil Nadu, has not been able to convert his ability into a significant knock over the years.

However, during the day, he held his shape and punished pacers and spinners equally, but the target was too much at the end. In the first innings, it was Marsh’s first IPL century to come late a tifle, but became the foundation stone of the LSG imposed score.

Marsh, who has already scored five half centuries in this season, was slow with blocks, but then musk to Titans bowlers with great gusto as they hit 10 fours and eight maximum in their 64 -gent -117.

Since it has been a familiar story this season, LSG saw a separate batting unit with its top three batsmen, Eden Markram (36 off 24 balls) and Merchakurial Nicholas Gariban (56 not out from 27 balls), belting Titans Bowling Unit Clade in Lavender Jersey.

The fifth half century of the season came off only 23 balls.

Marsh and Markram added 91 pairs for the opening stand in Front 10 and Gorn, ‘Bison’ added another 12 and 121 runs to his team for the second wicket in just 8.3 overs.

All LSG batsmen killed 17 sixes, which is their highest in the IPL match.

The best thing about Marsh’s hits was that their long liver was used to hit both the wicket straight and square. After completing his hundred, the contempt with which he sent a hard length delivery from Purple Cap holder Prasad Krishna to a deep mid-viccity stand was a complete treatment.

If this was not enough, Marsh’s eighth six came away from the next delivery as he changed the room slightly towards the leg-stump and dropped Prasad down the ground.

Marsh’s centenary came off 56 balls and was extraordinaryly on left -handed spinner R Sai Kishore, who otherwise was latest in the tournament. PTI KHS SSC SSC