Gujarat Titans (GT) veteran, Rashid Khan, added his name to an unwanted list. He conceded the most six (31) in a season of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Rashid, the first Afghan player in the IPL, equaled the record to concede the greatest number of six with the front line designer of GT Mohammed Siraj. It was broken for three Sundays when it was released against the Chennai Super Kings in the current IPL at the emblematic stadium Narendra Modi. It was GT’s last GT match in the league, and Rashid finished the group phase with nine counters in 14 games, its worse average of 53.66 since its IPL in 2017.
If he cannot choose two counters in the playoffs, it will be his worst season of the League.
Rashid joined Gujarat Titans in 2022, where he took 19 windows to help them get the title IPL in their first season. In 2023, he claimed 27 counters, including the very first IPL triple of GT against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), and dazzled with a 79 * blister of 32 balls against the Indians of Mumbai (Mi).
In 135 IPL games, Rashid seized 158 counters, with an average of 23.63 and a saving of 7. For GT, he took 65 counters in 59 games earlier, he was with Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Coming to the match, the 1950s from Devon Conway and Dewald Brevis propelled Chennai Super Kings (CSK) to 230/5 in 20 Overs against Gujarat Titans (GT).
It was the highest score in Chennai this season. The CSK skipper, MS Dhoni, won the draw and chose to beat. Ayush Mhatre and Devon Conway opened the sleeves for CSK; After a first first of GT Seamer Mohammed Siraj, Mhatre instructed Arshad Khan in the second plus, breaking him for 28 points.
Chennai crossed the 200 -point brand in the 18th; It was CSK’s first score this season, hit first.
Brevis finished his second fifty of the season in just 19 bullets. Brevis and Jadeja broke 20 points on Siraj in the 19th.
CSK finished its 20 Overs on 230/5, the highest score in Chennai this season.
In bowling, Prasidh Krishna (2/22) was the choice of Gujarat bowler, while Rashid Khan, Sai Kishore and Shahrukh Khan each chose a window.
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