Powerplay (Overs 1-6)
SRH:- 45/2 (7.5 rpo, 8x4, 0x6) || GT: -48/2 (8 rpo, 5x4, 2x6)

Middle Overs (Overs 7-15)
SRH:- 60/2 (6.66 rpo, 5x4, 1x6) || GT: -82/1 (9.11 rpo, 12x4, 0x6)

Death Overs (Overs 16-20) 
SRH:- 47/4 (9.4 rpo, 6x4, 1x6)  || GT: -23/0 in 1.4 overs (13.8 rpo, 3x4, 1x6) 

 

Gujarat Titans cruised to a commanding seven-wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in Hyderabad, thanks to a composed fifty from skipper Shubman Gill, an explosive hand from Washington Sundar, and a fiery spell from Mohammed Siraj that blew SRH’s top order away.Opting to bat first, SRH’s innings stuttered right from the start. Mohammed Siraj was unplayable with the new ball. He struck twice in the powerplay, removing Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma in quick succession. Siraj finished with sensational figures of 4 for 17, including a peach to bowl Simarjeet Singh and a milestone 100th IPL wicket.Despite a few starts from Ishan Kishan (17), Nitish Kumar Reddy (31), and Heinrich Klaasen (27), SRH never built the momentum they needed. Pat Cummins’ late cameo (22* off 9) and a couple of handy blows from Shami (6* off 2) pushed the score to 152/8—well below par on this surface.In reply, Gujarat Titans had an early wobble, losing Sai Sudharsan and Jos Buttler inside four overs. But Washington Sundar walked out at No. 4 and turned the tide. The southpaw counter-attacked with flair, hammering 49 off just 29 balls, including five boundaries and two sixes.Shubman Gill anchored the chase beautifully, timing the ball to perfection and finding gaps with surgical precision. His unbeaten 61 off 43 ensured there were no further hiccups. Sherfane Rutherford added the finishing touches with a blazing 35* off 16, carting six boundaries and a maximum to seal the chase in just 16.4 overs.The Titans' clinical display with bat and ball was a statement performance. Siraj’s new-ball burst, Gill’s class, and Sundar’s counter-punch proved too good for a Sunrisers 

 

Pat Cummins | Sunrisers Hyderabad Captain:
"Yeah, it wasn’t your typical Hyderabad surface tonight. The pitch made it tough to find rhythm or fluency with the bat. We were hoping to grab a few early wickets during the powerplay to keep ourselves in the contest.It didn’t quite turn as much as we expected either, and the bit of dew in the second innings certainly didn’t work in our favour.We were actually torn between Chahar and Simarjeet. After watching how the surface behaved early on, we felt the pacers were getting a bit more out of it, so we backed Simarjeet to come in." 
 

Shubman Gill | Gujarat Titans Captain:
"Bowlers are true game-changers in this format. While T20 is often about power-hitting and big scores, I genuinely believe matches are won by bowlers.It was about playing proper cricketing shots, keeping it simple. Washi and I spoke about building a solid partnership — staying calm and then accelerating when needed.He was actually very close to playing against Mumbai as well. He was padded up, ready to go in. The impact player rule allowed us to balance things out with an extra bowler, but today, Washi showed his class. That knock was outstanding.The energy he brings with the ball and in the field is just contagious. When you play against him, you know he’s a threat. When he’s in your team, he lifts everyone — it’s a different vibe altogether." 
 

Mohammed Siraj | Player of the Match:
"It’s a special feeling to perform at my home ground, especially with my family in the stands — that energy gives you a different kind of belief.I spent seven incredible years at RCB — that place shaped me. Had my share of highs and lows there. I've worked a lot on my bowling, my fitness, and most importantly, my mental strength. Staying in the present is something I’ve focused on — and it’s made a big difference.It was tough to accept — honestly, it took time to digest. But I told myself, this isn’t the end. I focused on what I could control: mindset, preparation, and fitness. I was playing consistently, so it wasn’t easy to understand what went wrong, but now I’m just enjoying my bowling again.As a professional, when you’ve been part of the Indian team for a while and then get dropped, self-doubt creeps in. But I shifted my focus to the IPL and stayed positive.When you’re executing your plans and the ball’s wobbling like that — it doesn’t matter who’s batting. You feel on top of the world."