IPL Teams Accused Of Not Handling India Star Washington Sundar Properly After GT Thrash SRH In IPL 2025

Former Indian cricket player Aakash Chopra was impressed by the performance of Gujarat Titans (GT), Washington Sundar, against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the current Indian League (IPL). Chopra, while speaking on Jio Hostar, said that Washington had been unjustly managed at level IPL, despite his talent. Chopra stressed that Washington’s inclusion in the Gujarat Titans range provided them with a precious left -handed hitting option, adding depth to their threshing order.

“Washington was with SRH during the longest. They paid Rs 8 Crere to acquire his services and yet did not give him an appropriate opportunity. Even here in GT, he was picked up but did not get a single game until today – and I have still not been exciting and impressive from the view of GT and Washington the left, Sai Sudharsan, who is deeply beating.

Sundar played a quick camée of only 49 points of only 29 bullets, which was prevented from five limits and two maximums in his sleeves. The 25 -year -old cricket player scored these points at an amazing typing rate of 168.97.

He also thought that Washington’s Bowling’s skills were underestimated and that it could be a precious asset in the power game. Chopra predicts that Washington will play a more important role in the future, both with the bat and the ball.

“And the bowling alley is not exhausted because Ishant Sharma has turned its full quota of Overs, went for many and, Washington was not even necessary. However, they limited the opposition to 153. This means that their bowling depth is good. Added.

The left striker came out in the middle in the fourth above the prosecution when the Gujarat titans struggled at 16/2, where the team lost its two experienced strikers, Sai Sudarshan (5) and Jos Buttler (0), very cheap.

Sensational ball striking by the skipper Shubman Gill, Washington Sundar and Sherfane Rutherford and magnificent four counters by Mohammed Siraj were the strengths while GT crushed an imprudent SRH in their own den by seven counters on Sunday.