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The quick quantities Mohammed Siraj and Prasidh Krishna took two counters each while the Titans of Gujarat beat the IPL Mumbai Indian power by 36 points for their first victory this season on Saturday.
Gujarat rolled up the 63 Sai Sudharsan bullets on 41 balls to display 196-8 after being invited to fight at the largest cricket stadium in the world in Ahmedabad.
Siraj then led to Bowling to limit the opposition to 160-6 as a five-time winner, Mumbai fell to his second consecutive defeat in the 18th edition of the T20 tournament.
Siraj withdrew Mumbai’s openers to kiss the pursuit and Krishna injured the average order to return the figures for 2-18.
Krishna, a quick medium launcher who played three tests, 17 ODI and five T20 for India, was appointed player of the match.
“I had itchy to play. We were sitting and looking at how the first heats went. So we understood that the cutters in the counter were working well,” he said.
The former captain of Mumbai, Rohit Sharma, started on the front foot with two successive limits, but Siraj had the last laugh when he bordered the opening for eight on the fourth ball.
Siraj was on fire when he played the South African slip, Ryan Rickelton, for six, the left-hander obtained an inner edge on his strains.
Tilak Varma and Suryakumar Yadav tried to rebuild in a third counter of 62 until Krishna strikes to remove Varma for 39.
Suryakumar struck 48 and broke four six to try to follow the increasingly increasing rating rate with the skipper, Hardya Pandya sought to remove things.
But the bowling alley remained disciplined and Krishna obtained his reward with the Suryakumar counter and the rapid Kagiso Rabada of Suryakumar rejected Pandya, for 11 years, while the prosecution was exchanged.
– ‘not professional’ –
“Difficult to collect it, I think that in the striker and the bowling alley, we were 15-20 points in both places,” said Pandya.
“We were not professional on the ground, we made basic mistakes and it cost us 20-25 points and in a T20 game which is a lot.”
Earlier, the Ouvers of Gujarat, Sudharsan and Shubman Gill, began with caution before the two 35 -point hammered on the Overs five and six.
The return of Pandya cut the skipper runs Gill in the blow on 38 when he made the first game catch with the deep square leg to end an opening stand of 78 points.
Pandya missed the opening defeat of her team due to a suspension of the previous edition when he was charged with a slow rate offense. It returned 2-29 figures with its bowling rhythm.
The Sudharsan Gaucher built another key stand with Jos Buttler from England, which maintained the load with regular limits while it struck 39 out of 24 balls.
The Afghan Spinner Mujeeb Ur Rahman rejected Buttler, caught behind the Quakers in Gujarat.
Pandya rejected the big shot Shahrukh Khan for nine and the Antilles, the left -hander, Sherfane Rutherford, fell to the Deepak Chahar sewing quantity for 18.
Sudharsan held firm in a medium stuttering and reached its fifty before the New Zealand left arm Trent Boult Boult trapped the LBW drummer.
The disciplined bowling alley refused Gujarat a great finish in the last Overs, but the total was enough for the first victory of the team in two games.
FK / DJ
