Gujarat Titans Skipper Shubman Gill expressed disappointment on his team’s strike effectively, as GT slipped for a six -wicket defeat Lucknow Super Giants In IPL 2025 Conflict on Saturday.
Gill (60) and a solid 120-run-opening stand Sai Sudhrasan (56), GT can post only after 180/6, total Lucknow chased with spare with three balls, thanks to the half -century composed by Eden Markram (58) and Nicholas Putraan (61).
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Considering the loss, Gill emphasized the role of strike rotation on a dull pitch. He said in the post-match presentation, “It was not easy to hit the wicket-gate-go and it was a conversation-if a batsman is set, we would have to play 17–18 overs so that we could reach 200-210,” he said in the post-match presentation. “Losing back-to-back wickets did not help us to help.”
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He said that when the surface made the free strokeplay difficult, GT’s inability to tick the scoreboard gives them a significant speed. He said, “Our strike rotation was not as good as expected and this is something we have to work.”
The necklace also saw GT slip from above the table, Delhi capitals,
However, Gill found positiveness in his team’s fight with the ball. “We were behind the game, but if we got some quick wickets, we could deepen the match. We got some wickets after the 10th over, but the ball did not stop as much as we thought it would happen.”
Gill concluded, “Fighting to the end was a good sign for us. It was a conversation in the second timeout – that we would take it as deep as possible.”
