Jos Buttler Powers Gujarat Titans takes the table to the top of the table, trapped in 97
Jos Buttler was stranded in 97 and equalized Virat Kohli’s largest century record in IPL to only three runs.
Gujarat Titans followed 7 small gates against Delhi Capitals in the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad and 204, and then moved to the summit of the IPL 2025 points desk. The GT owed this victory to the JOS Buttler, which was stranded in 97 of the 54 balls, and missed the record in an equal tone.
If the Buttler scored the century, which Rahul Tewatia had rejected by hitting six and four in the final, the British could be equal to virat Kohli, most of the history of IPL.
The first three in the score table is a logjam in half of the tournament with 3 teams, DC and PBKs with 10 points out of 7 matches. GT is above the pile thanks to its superior net working speed.
Jos Buttler chaired the GT Chase with a striking inning, and the most important feature of this kick came to 15th when the 21 conditions hit Mitchell Starc for 5 consecutive borders.
Buttler was in the best form for the new IPL Franchise after letting Rajasthan Royals go. It started the 2025 season with 54 and followed by 39, 73, 0, 36 and 16 points before the home match against Capitals.
It was a good stroke surface and GT went to a brochure thanks to the 21-Top 36 of Sai Sudharsan. Southpaw was about a mixture with the exhausted Skipper Shubman Gill for 7, but it appeared on themselves to make a quick start in the power game. Sudharsan was excluded by Kuleep Yadav, but GT’s influence player Sherfane Rutherford played a star stroke, and with Buttler, he was involved in a strong partnership to put it on the path of victory.
The DC innings were far from fluent, but they still managed to get more than 200 sums of total thanks to all their doughs. Eventually they dropped Jake Fraser-Mcgurk wrong and opened with DC, Abhishek Porel and Karun Nair in the continuation of Faf du Plessis.
Axar Patel was the best striker for DC with 39, but Karun Nair, Kl Rahul, Tristan Stubbs and Ashutosh Sharma helped to stop the Kameolar DC. GT Skipper Gill, Ishant Sharma fought at an intense temperature and even if he could not gather the full quota, he did not bow down to the end of the Kishore.
Meanwhile, Praras Krishna seized the orange cover after four small gates against DC.
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