In the match played on Wednesday at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Delhi Capitals (DC) won a big victory by defeating Gujarat Titans (GT) by 6 wickets. Batting first, the Gujarat Titans had a bad start. Delhi Pacers all out Gujarat for 89 runs.
Both the openers of Gujarat Titans returned to the pavilion cheaply, after which the Gujarat team could not recover from the initial shock and the team kept losing wickets continuously.
Gujarat Titans could not even play the full 20 overs and collapsed after scoring 89 runs in 17.3 overs. In response, the Delhi Capitals team achieved the target by losing 4 wickets in 8.5 overs. Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill looked quite disappointed after the crushing defeat by Delhi Capitals.
Shubman Gill held them responsible for the defeat against Delhi Capitals
Gujarat Titans captain Shubman Gill (Shubman Gill Losing Statement) said during the post-match presentation after losing the match that the pitch had no role in the team's poor performance. Gill further said that I and the other batsmen held the shot selection responsible. Gill said that our batting was quite average. We need to move forward from this match and make a strong comeback.
If you see some wickets falling, you will feel that the wicket was absolutely fine, but our batting was bad. Like Wriddhiman Bhai and Sai Sudarshan were out, there is no fault of the pitch. Our shot selection was bad. If a bowler does not take a double hat-trick in a chase of 90 runs, the opposing team remains in the match.
GT vs DC: Gujarat Titans beat Delhi Capitals
Batting first, the Gujarat Titans team was all out after scoring 89 runs in 17.3 overs. The maximum number of runs scored from Rashid Khan's bat was 31. Apart from him, no one could score many runs. For the Delhi team, Mukesh Kumar had three successes, and Ishant and Stubbs had two successes each.
Chasing 90 runs, Delhi Capitals won the match with 67 balls remaining. This was the biggest win in the history of IPL in terms of balls for Delhi Capitals.
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