Captain Shubman Gill Not On Field When Vaibhav Suryavanshi Was Thrashing GT Bowlers. Reason Is…

When Vaibhav Suryavanshi rains Fury on Gujarat Titans in an IPL 2025 match in Jaipur on Monday, the skipper Rival Shubman Gill was not on the field. In fact, after the best GT score with an 84 of 50 balls, the young captain was not on the ground. Gill, who did not take the ground during Rajasthan’s heats, revealed that he was dealing with a minor rear spasm. “I felt a little spasm in the back and we have a game a few days after that, so the physio did not want to try the occasion,” he said.

Captain of Gujarat Titans (GT), Shubman Gill, admitted that his team had been preceded after the Rajasthan Royals (RR) achieved a record victory for eight semicircles at the Sawai Mansingh stadium, perorchanting a rigid target of 210 in just 15.5 overs. Directed by a sensational round of Vaibhab Suryavanshi, who broke a 101 breathtaking bullets, his fireworks have helped RR reach 212/2, while the Gujarat titans in search of answers.

Speaking after the defeat, Gill admitted that the game moved away during the PowerPlay itself.

“They took the game in the PowerPlay and their merit for that,” said Gill. “There were a few things that we could have done better, but it is very easy to sit down and say these things. Certain chances came early our way, could not grasp them, but with hindsight, I think there are areas on which we have to work in a group,” said Gill.

Despite the backhand, Gill argued that Gujarat titans focus on the treatment of each game individually.

“What happened in the previous match – winning or losing – we take a match as it is,” he said.

“The next match is in Ahmedabad, we had a good race there, so I hope we can continue,”

Gill also reserved special praise for Vaibhav Suryavanshi, whose brutal assault left Gujarat without place for recovery.

“It was his day. His strike was just huge and he took full advantage of his day,” admitted the Gujarat skipper.

Coming to the match, GT was brought to the stick first by RR and the half-century of the skipper Shubman Gill (84 in 50 balls, with five four and four) and Jos Buttler (50 * in 26 balls, with three four and four) were the best blows because GT reached 209/4 in 20 Overs, with Maheesh Theekshana (2/35) being the top Bowler.

In the racing race, Jaiswal (70 * in 40 balls, with nine four and two) and Vaibhav Suryanvanshi (101 in 38 balls, with seven four and 11 six) blew up the opposition out of the water, displaying a quick net of 166 rounds in just 71 balls. Later, Riyan Parag (32 * in 15 bullets, with two four and two) played a quick cameo, guiding his team towards a 15.5 overs victory.

RR is in eighth place, with three victories and seven defeats, which gave them six points. GT is in third place, with six victories and three defeats, which gave them 12 points.

With Ani entries