The skipper of Gujarat Titans (GT), Shubman Gill, finished 2,000 points for his franchise on Saturday, becoming the first player to do so. Gill reached this milestone in the team’s Premier League (IPL) match against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in Lucknow. During his blow, Gill scored 60 in just 38 balls, with six four and one six. His races occurred at a strike rate of 157.89. He had a 120 -point partnership with the operator Sai Sudharsan, who was 56 years in 37 bullets, with seven four and a six.
Now in 51 matches for the franchise since its beginnings in 2022, Gill scored 2,007 points for GT at an average of 44.60 and a striking rate of 147.89 after 51 rounds. He scored four centuries and 12 years, with his best score being 129.
During the current season, Gill made 208 points in six rounds with an average of 41.60 and a striking rate of 149.64. He marked two half-century, with the best score of 61 *. It is the sixth run-detour this season.
Gill also appreciated his best IPL season with GT, marking 890 points in 17 games and sleeves at an average of 59.33 and a typing rate of 157.80 during the 2023 season. He scored three centuries and four fifty, with the best score of 129.
Including his race with Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) from 2018 to 2021, Gill scored 3,424 points in 109 games and 106 rounds in his IPL career. These races reached a healthy average of 38.04 and a typing rate of 136.46. He made four centuries and 22 years old. His best score is 129.
Coming to the match, LSG won the draw and was elected first. A 120 -point partnership between Gill (60 in 38 bullets, with six four and one six) and Sudharsan (56 in 37 balls, with seven ovens and a six) took GT to a good start. However, after losing the two openers, GT could not really recover and made 180/6 in its 20 Overs, after losing Washington Sundar (2), Jos Buttler (16), Sherfane Rutherford (22) and Rahul Tewatia (0) quickly.
Shardul Thakur (2/34) and Ravi Bishnoi (2/36) were the best LSG quoters while Digvesh Rathi and Avesh Khan also obtained a counter.
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