The great Zealand, the great Kane Williamson, praised the exceptional performance of Bowling by Mohammad Siraj against his former Royal Challengers Bengaluru franchise and said that the right armor made a shot with the real fire in his belly “and led the attack of the Titans of Gujarat with the assault by securing the victory of eight at Wcomkeket Stadium.
“Siraj is obviously familiar with the conditions of Mr. Chinnaswamy’s stadium. He overturned the real fire in his belly, led the attack with aggression and was an excellent rhythm. He was rightly named player of the match. While Jos Buttler was exceptional and back to his best in the second round, Siraj set the tone early, which had a significant impact for GT,” said Williamson Jiohotstar.
In the pursuit of 170, Captain Shubman Gill (14) and Sai Sudharsan (49) began to start quickly. Later, Jos Buttler, a counter, played a dazzling blow at the other end, cutting Livingstone for six to trace his fifty balls.
Meanwhile, Rutherford contributed to an eye-catching camée from an 18-ball 30 while Buttler remained undefeated out of 73 to help chasing the target in just 17.5 overtime to guide GT towards their second consecutive victory in IPL 2025.
“There is always something refreshing to join a new team, and that’s what Jos Buttler has obtained here from the Gujarat Titans. This is an excellent environment. What I really like about Jos at the moment is that, while many big strikers in other teams are looking to hit each ball for six, he remains totally committed and confident to his game plan.
“Over the past eight years, he has always been one of the best strikers and a winner of the world cricket. We have seen him this evening, and that augurs very well for GT in the future in the tournament,” added Williamson.
With four points in three games, GT is currently placed fourth in the standings. On Sunday, they will now seek to keep the momentum winning against the Hyderabad Sunrisers.
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