GT vs SRH Highlights, IPL 2024: Gujarat Titans thrashes Sunrisers Hyderabad by 7 wickets for second win of season

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The 35-year-old keeps getting better with age. With figures of 3/25 from 4 overs, he completely strangled SRH, especially at the death. With six wickets in three games, he equals Mustafizur Rahman for most scalps in IPL 2024 so far. 

The skipper thinks Sunrisers Hyderabad was 10 to 15 runs short with the bat and that no batter went on to get a fifty also hurt the team. 

A clinical run-chase by the Titans, as they cross the line with five balls remaining. Two wins from three matches for GT, while SRH falls to its second defeat after a record-breaking game against MI. It was a well-rounded batting effort by the hosts, with Saha and Gill starting off briskly, and then Sudharsan and Miller taking their time before shifting gears. In the end, Miller hit a flurry of boundaries to end with an unbeaten 44 off 27 balls. 

The last four overs of SRH’s batting eventually proved to be decisive, as only 34 runs came from them. Mohit Sharma bowled a splendid last over, conceding just three runs while picking two wickets. 

SIX! Miller finishes it off in style. Unadkat goes wide outside off and Miller clears the long-off boundary with ease. 

Cummins goes short and Shankar pulls it to deep square-leg for a single. Cross-batted swat by Miller to deep square for one more. Yorker length and driven to long-on by Shankar for another single. Just four needed now from nine balls. Good yorker and Miller drives it back to Cummins. With 4 needed off 8, Cummins has asked for a change of ball. 

Very slow wide outside off and Miller is almost too early into it. He eventually reaches out and manages a single through point. Short, into the body, but doesn’t bounce much, and pulled away to fine-leg for a couple by Shankar. 

Scores are level. 

Unadkat again. GT needs 16 from 18 balls. FOUR! Slow and short, and Shankar gets a fortuitous top edge on the pull as the ball runs away to the boundary behind him. FOUR! This is more convincing. Punched off the back foot and into the gap between mid-off and cover. Shankar miscues another short and slow delivery but this time it is stopped by the short third-man fielder. Yorker and Shankar gets his bat down in time to dig it out. Wide outside off and thumped to long-off by Shankar for one more. 

OUT! Cummins digs it in short and Sudharsan pulls it into the hands of the fielder at deep midwicket. Vijay Shankar is the new man in. Low full toss and driven to point by Shankar. Short again and Shankar is slightly hurried into the pull and manages only a single at deep fine-leg. FOUR! On the shorter side, and Miller swats this away to the deep square-leg boundary. FOUR! Slow and short wide outside off and Miller slaps this to the boundary as the ball bursts through the hands of the fielder at cover. 

GT needs 49 runs to win from the last five overs. This should be comfortable, barring any collapses. Markande starts off with a wide outside off stump. FOUR! Miller picks this length delivery up and smashes it to the midwicket boundary. SIX! Consecutive boundaries for Miller as he steps out and sends this over extra-cover for a maximum. SIX! This is a big one from Sudharsan. He steps out and slogs this over wide long-on for another maximum. Wide outside off-stump and sliced by Sudharsan for a single. SIX! Another big hit to end the over as Miller clears the fence. 

Here comes Bhuvneshwar for his final over. Short and Miller brings out the short-arm jab but only gets a single at deep midwicket. Short and Sudharsan uppercuts it to deep third for one more. Three singles to begin the over and Miller can be seen limping while shuttling between wickets. 

Bhuvi goes short again and called wide for height. He bowls out with a six-run over, backing his slower deliveries wide outside off-stump. 

Washington returns for his second over. FOUR! Loose long hop straying on the pads and Sudharsan deposits the ball to the fine-leg boundary. Pushed square of the wicket through point for a single next ball. Cut away off the back foot by Miller for a couple. Both batters go back to working the ball for singles after that first-ball boundary. Ten runs away from it. 

There is a certain lull that has set in as GT backs itself to chase this down without taking too many risks. Sudharsan and Miller have added 24 runs in 23 balls but will need to get a bit of a move on from here. 

Cummins starts off again with a slower delivery and pulled away by Sudharsan for a single at midwicket. Slow and short and Miller is deceived and only manages an under-edge trying to loft it. Cummins’ slower deliveries outside off are paying off. Sudharsan and Miller are finding it hard to get their timing right. Just three runs off the first four balls. 

FOUR! Pace on and Sudharsan guides it behind backward point with an open face and finds the boundary. Eight runs from it. Time for a Strategic Timeout. 

Unadkat comes back after going for 11 in his first over. Sudharsan drives straight to the mid-off fielder. He labours to 18 off 21 balls. Slower, short delivery is pulled away to deep square-leg by Sudharsan for a single. This is slow and full outside off and Miller can only guide it to the cover fielder. 110.1 kph delivery and Miller bunts it behind point for one. FOUR! Sudharsan finally cuts loose. Full on middle and driven in the air and down the ground for a boundary. Another slower delivery to end the over, and Sudharsan collects a single off it. 

Here comes Cummins finally for his first over. Around the wicket to Sudharsan. Start off with a slower one outside off and cut away for a single. Back-of-a-length, angling in on the hips and tucked away by Miller for one more at fine-leg. Good length on middle and off and pushed off the front foot by Sudharsan for a single again. Slower one outside off and guided to deep third by Miller for yet another solitary run. Cummins sticks to the slower ones as Sudharsan puts this away to long-on for one. Just five singles from the over. 

OUT! Markande strikes first ball after the timeout and Gill has to walk back. He steps out to clear the boundary at long-on but finds the fielder in the deep. David Miller comes in and start off with a single at long-on. Excellent over by Markande, with just four from it and the wicket. 

Shubman Gill c Abdul Samad b Mayank Markande 36 (28b 2x4 1x6)

FOUR! A loose ball by Washington outside leg-stump and Gill bunts this behind square-leg for a boundary. No overt signs of aggression and still 11 runs come from the over. This is how GT plans on getting to this total. 

Mayank Markande is brought on. Still no sight of Cummins. Driven to deep extra cover for a couple by Gill. One more for Gill at long-on. Three singles and a double from the over as both batters aren’t really looking to take too many risks against spin. 

Gill is getting some assistance from the physio ahead of the start of the over. Washington Sundar into the attack. Just six runs from the over as Gill and Sudharsan work the ball around for ones and twos. 

Bhuvneshwar comes back for his third over. Three dot balls in a row to Sudharshan to begin the over. FOUR! Tucked off the pads by Sudharsan for a boundary. Tucked off the hips for two more by Sudharsan through square-leg. Whipped away to deep midwicket for a single by Sudharsan to end the over. 

Shahbaz comes back. Change of ends for him. OUT! Shabaz strikes first ball of the over. Saha is caught at midwicket trying to go over the fielder but doesn’t find the elevation. In comes Sai Sudharsan as Impact Player, in place of Mohit Sharma. He is off the mark with a single, tucking a length ball on leg-stump. 

SIX! Gill shifts gears after Saha falls. He steps out and goes inside out for a maximum over extra-cover. 

Wriddhiman Saha c Cummins b Shahbaz Ahmed 25 (13b 1x4 2x6)

Jaydev Unadkat is into the attack. Full on off-stump and driven by Saha for one. Gill returns the strike to Saha with a drive on the off-side. A slower one and Saha is beaten as he looks to pull it on leg-side after stepping out. Gill makes it four singles from the first four balls with a push down the ground. SIX! Waist-high full toss on leg-stump and Saha sends it sailing for a maximum. Unadkat comes around the wicket. Saha flicks it on leg-side for a single off the last ball. 

Bhuvi continues. Saha swats this length ball on leg-side for a single. Dangerously flicked in the air by Gill and the ball falls in front of the midwicket fielder. FOUR! Saha steps out and chips the ball over mid-off for another boundary. Saha steps out again and ends up pulling the ball off the inside half of the bat to fine-leg for just a single. 

Shahbaz Ahamad from the other end as SRH takes a punt in introducing spin early on. Drifted on the pads and flicked by Saha for a single. Pushed through mid-off by Gill off the front-foot for one more. In the slot on leg-stump and Saha lofts this over long-on for the first maximum of the innings. Saha backs away outside leg-stump but ends up lifting this just over the bowler for a single. Tucked away on leg-side for one more by Gill. Saha ends the over with a single through cover. 

GT will back itself to chase this down. Saha and Gill walk out to start the innings. Both will want some runs under their belt today. Bhuvneshwar Kumar to begin the proceedings with the ball. Saha is off the mark with a single off the first ball. He guides it to deep third. Outside edge in the same region for Gill and he collects a couple more. A couple of dot balls as Gill looks like he is in no hurry to get to this middling total. FOUR! But he won’t miss out when there is width outside off. He punches this elegantly through cover for a boundary. 

Off cutter from Mohit to start with. Shabhaz misses it completely. Another wide off cutter from Mohit. Shabhaz only manages to get only his bottom edge onto it. Easy catch for Tewatia. 

Shahbaz Ahmed c Tewatia b Sharma 22 (20b 1x4 1x6)

Mohit gets another one. Another slow ball. Another easy catch. This time Rashid Khan. 

Washington Sundar c Rashid Khan b Sharma 0 (1b 0x4 0x6)

Just three runs off the last over. 

SRH 162/7 in 20 overs

Gujarat Titans bowlers put in an impressive shift to reduce the mighty batting lineup under 200 for the first time this season. Mohit Sharma was the pick of the lot for the home side, with the right arm pacer ending with figures of 3/25. 

Nalkande with the penultimate over. Short ball from the right arm pacer and Samad only manages an top edge to it. A diving Umesh Yadav fails to hold on to the catch. 

Slow ball into the body now. Shabhaz anticipates it and lofts it over mid wicket for an 85-metre six. 

Mohit with the 18th over. A brilliant wide yorker to start the over with. Slow bouncer into the body for Shabhaz, who can only get a single out of it. Low full toss now from Mohit and Samad tonks it over long off for a six. 11 off the over. 

Rashid with his final over of the day. Samad gets the over off with a double. A dot ball follows before two singles are added. Samad on strike for the last ball of the over. Full from Rashid and Samad smokes it straight back for a four. 

Darshan Nalkande gets his first over of the day. Good first go from the right arm pacer. Slow bouncer from Nalkande. Samad fails to get a connect on it. Just a single. Brilliant over from the pacer. 

New batter Shabhaz Ahmed gets going with a crunching square drive off Umesh Yadav. FOUR!!

Length from Umesh. Markram checks his lofted on drive, but not enough. Rashid Khan swoops forward to take a good diving catch. 

and pouches it. The home fans are ecstatic!

Aiden Markram c Rashid Khan b Yadav 17 (19b 0x4 0x6)

Abdul Samad gets off the mark with a couple of well-struck boundaries. 

SRH 122/5 in 15 overs

Rashid with the big wicket. Fires in a googly which stays low and it sneaks under Klaasen’s horizontal bat swing. BOWLED!!!

Heinrich Klaasen b Rashid Khan 24 (13b 1x4 2x6)

SRH 109/4 in 14 overs

Noor Ahmed goes full and straight against Klaasen, who finally connects one. Over midwicket and for a six, without even connecting properly. 

Full again from Noor. This time Klaasen gets it off the meat of his bat and it goes further into the stands. SIX MORE!! Just another single from the over. 

Mohit continues. Low full toss from him. Surprisingly, Klaasen doesn’t have a swing at it. Opts to tap it for a single to long on. Mohit continues to keep it tight as he offers close to no pace for Markram and Klaasen to work with. Just seven runs from the over. 

Noor continues. In-form Klaasen on strike and he gets off the mark with a four down the leg side. Noor responds by sliding one past the outside edge of Markram. Another tight over from the Afghan spinner. 

Mohit Sharma replaces Rashid Khan. The right arm pacer varies the pace and length just enough to keep it away from the hitting arc of Abhishek and Markram. His good work is rewarded by a wicket. Slower length ball and Abhishek misreads it. Slices it onto the hands of Shubman Gill. 

Abhishek Sharma c Shubman Gill b Sharma 29 (20b 2x4 2x6)

Noor Ahmed continues the pressure. Tricky stuff from the left-arm spinner. He parks it outside the off stump and Abhishek slices at it. Saha goes up in appeal and the umpire agrees. But Abhishek reviews it immediately and overturns the decision. 

Rahsid Khan back for another go. He squeezes in a couple of dot balls against Abhishek Sharma to start with. Much greater control from the leggie this over. Just two singles until the last ball of the over. Abhishek lofts one over extra cover to add a double. 

First over of the IPL season for Noor Ahmed. Full and straight to start with. Head whacks it nearly into the hands of the left-arm spinner. Just a single. there. Abhishek returns the strike. 

Noor goes straight and Head fails to get to the strike with his leg-side swing. BOWLED!!

Travis Head b Noor Ahmad 19 (14b 3x4 0x6)

SRH 60/2 in 7 overs

Gull turns to Rashid Khan to close off the PowerPlay. He starts by giving a single to Head. Rashid pushes one too full against Abhishek. He takes it on with a slog. Well connected and gets a six for his effort. Another full delivery from Rashid and another over the top shot from Abhishek. SIX!!!

SRH closes out the opening six overs in style. 

On the pads from Omarzai and Mayank Agarwal looks to loft it over the fine leg fence. But he can’t clear Darshan Nalkande there. First wicket for GT. 

Mayank Agarwal c Nalkande b Azmatullah Omarzai 16 (17b 2x4 0x6)

Omarzai keeps the pressure on. The left-hander finally gets off the mark with a clip down the leg side for two runs. Short from Omarzai now and Abhishek crunches it with a pull shot. FOUR!!

SRH 41/1 in 5 overs

Mayank Agarwal makes room on the leg side before lobbing a Umesh Yadav length ball over mid on for a four. Umesh brings the length back to prevent the SRH openers from getting under the ball. Just two runs from the next three balls. Short from Umesh now and square leg umpire calls it a wide. Gill uses a review to overturn the decision. 

Omarzai back for his second. Much more accurate stuff from the Afghan pacer. Just two runs from the first four balls as he squeezes two dot balls against Mayank. But the pressure is broken thanks to a bad piece of misfielding at mid off. Runs away for a four. Just another leg bye from the over. 

Umesh Yadav with the second over of the innings. On the pads first ball and nudged away for a single by Mayank. Head too adds an easy single. Once against leg sideish from Umesh. Mayank clips it away. A good diving save from Nalkande prevents a boundary. Three runs taken. 

Length from Umesh and Head smacks it off his back foot straight back for his third four of the innings. 

Omarzai with one on the off stump to start with. Defended on the front foot by Mayank Agarwal. Full from Omarzai and Mayank drives it on the up. Single taken. 

Short and wide from Omarzai and Travis Head creams it through covers for a four. On the pads now and Head slides it off his pads for another four. 

Omarzai with the first over for GT. Mayank Agarwal and Travis Head are the openers for SRH.

Rashid Khan hasn’t bowled much to the SRH trio of Travis Head, Aiden Markram and Heinrich Klaasen. They have faced only 57 balls between them against the Afghan in T20 cricket. So, how that match-up fares, especially in the middle-overs, will be interesting to watch. 

Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Umran Malik, Glenn Phillips, Upendra Yadav. 

R. Sai Kishore, Sai Sudharsan, Abhinav Manohar, Manav Suthar, Sharath BR. 

Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Shubman Gill (c), Azmatullah Omarzai, David Miller, Vijay Shankar, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Umesh Yadav, Noor Ahmad, Mohit Sharma, Darshan Nalkande. 

Mayank Agarwal, Travis Head, Abhishek Sharma, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen (wk), Abdul Samad, Shahbaz Ahmed, Pat Cummins (c), Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mayank Markande, Jaydev Unadkat. 

Sunrisers Hyderabad wins the toss and Pat Cummins elects to bat first. SRH is unchanged while Noor Ahmad and Darshan Nalkande come into the XI for GT. Both captains are happy as Gill says GT would have bowled first anyway. 

Shubman Gill and Pat Cummins are out for the toss in sweltering heat in Ahmedabad. We are all set for the third day game of the season. 

Matches played: 11

Gujarat Titans won: 7

Gujarat Titans lost: 4

Last result: Gujarat Titans beat Mumbai Indians by 6 runs (2024)

Gujarat Titans highest score: 233/2 (20) vs MI (2023)

Gujarat Titans lowest score: 125/6 (20) vs DC (2023)

Batting first won: 6; Batting second won: 4 

Runs: 657

Outs: 15 in 19 innings

Average: 43.80 

Strike Rate: 176.13 

Runs: 50

Outs: 3 in 9 innings 

Average: 16.66

Strike Rate: 104.16

Highest total in the Indian Premier League - 277/3 in 20 overs 

Third highest total in T20 cricket history 

Highest total by any T20 franchise team 

Highest total for SRH in the IPL 

Most sixes in an IPL match - 38 sixes 

Most sixes in a T20 match - 38 sixes 

Highest match aggregate in an IPL match - 523 runs 

Highest match aggregate in a T20 match - 523 runs 

Joint second most sixes in an IPL innings - MI (20 sixes) 

Joint third most sixes in an IPL innings - SRH (18 sixes) 

Joint fastest 250 in an IPL innings - SRH 

Second fastest 200 in an IPL innings - SRH (14.4 overs) 

Highest team score at the end of 10 overs - SRH (148 runs) 

Fastest IPL fifty for SRH - Abhishek Sharma (16 balls) 

Second fastest fifty for SRH - Travis Head (18 balls) 

Joint 4th fastest fifty in IPL - Abhishek Sharma (16 balls)

Matches played: 3

Gujarat Titans won: 2

Sunrisers Hyderabad won: 1

Last result: GT beat SRH by 34 runs (Ahmedabad; 2023)

Sunrisers Hyderabad’s middle-order is packed with power-hitters, as we witnessed in a record-breaking run-fest against Mumbai Indians. The team has the highest run rate from overs 7 to 16 in IPL 2024, scoring at 10.05 runs an over. Contrastingly, Gujarat Titans’ accumulator-heavy line-up only manages to go at 8.15 runs an over. This is where the contest could be decided today. 

Bat 1st: Travis Head, Mayank Agarwal, Abhishek Sharma, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen (wk), Rahul Tripathi, Washington Sundar, Pat Cummins (c), Shahbaz Ahmed, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat.

Bowl 1st: Travis Head, Mayank Agarwal, Abhishek Sharma, Aiden Markram, Heinrich Klaasen (wk), Washington Sundar, Pat Cummins (c), Shahbaz Ahmed, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jaydev Unadkat, Mayank Markande.

Bat 1st: Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Shubman Gill (c), Sai Sudharsan, Vijay Shankar, David Miller, Azmatullah Omarzai, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, R. Sai Kishore, Umesh Yadav, Spencer Johnson.

Bowl 1st: Wriddhiman Saha (wk), Shubman Gill (c), Vijay Shankar, David Miller, Azmatullah Omarzai, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, R. Sai Kishore, Umesh Yadav, Spencer Johnson, Mohit Sharma.

With a win and a loss each, there is little to separate Gujarat Titans (GT) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). Yet, it is the latter that will take to the field with more confidence when they meet at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday. 

GT, after opening with a nervous six-run win over Mumbai Indians, suffered a 63-run drubbing at Chennai Super Kings’ hands that sent its net run-rate south. SRH, following the narrow four-run defeat to Kolkata Knight Riders, raked up IPL’s highest-ever total (277) before going on to beat MI by 31 runs. 

The contrast is especially stark in the way the teams have batted. GT has found middle-overs acceleration tough, with the likes of Sai Sudharsan, Vijay Shankar, Azmatullah Omarzai and David Miller unable to bat with freedom. Australian wicket-keeper batter Matthew Wade will be welcomed back into the squad, but to fit him in, the think-tank will have much tinkering to do. 

For SRH on the other hand, Abhishek Sharma, Heinrich Klaasen, Travis Head and Aiden Markram have been at their marauding best, helping their side breach the 200-run mark twice in succession.

Bowling is an area where both GT and SRH have to improve. A better performance will be expected from the seasoned Umesh Yadav, whom GT is banking on in the absence of Mohammed Shami but has gone for more than 10-an-over. SRH, meanwhile, will look to not concede in excess of 200 again. 

This being an afternoon tie, dew will have negligible effect. But the sweltering summer heat will test endurance levels, with temperatures expected to hover around 40°C around start-time.

Gujarat Titans: Shubman Gill (c), David Miller, Matthew Wade, Wriddhiman Saha, Kane Williamson, Abhinav Manohar, B. Sai Sudharsan, Darshan Nalkande, Vijay Shankar, Jayant Yadav, Rahul Tewatia, Noor Ahmad, Sai Kishore, Rashid Khan, Joshua Little, Mohit Sharma, Azmatullah Omarzai, Umesh Yadav, Shahrukh Khan, Sushant Mishra, Kartik Tyagi, Manav Suthar, Spencer Johnson, Sandeep Warrier, BR Sharath. 

Sunrisers Hyderabad: Pat Cummins (c), Abdul Samad, Abhishek Sharma, Aiden Markram, Marco Jansen, Rahul Tripathi, Washington Sundar, Glenn Phillips, Sanvir Singh, Heinrich Klaasen, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Mayank Agarwal, T. Natarajan, Anmolpreet Singh, Mayank Markande, Upendra Singh Yadav, Umran Malik, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Fazalhaq Farooqi, Shahbaz Ahmed , Travis Head, Wanindu Hasaranga, Jaydev Unadkat, Akash Singh, Jhathavedh Subramanyan.