DC vs GT: Gujarat Titans won their second match in a row as they defeated Delhi Capitals in a group stage encounter of the Indian Premier League. Chasing a total of 163 runs, the Titans were in a bit of trouble as they lost three crucial wickets. However, youngster Sai Sudharsan batted beautifully as he stroked an unbeaten match-winning fifty for the defending champions. Follow IPL 2023 LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
DC vs GT: No Williamson, No Problem as Sai Sudharsan stands tall for Gujarat Titans, Tamil Nadu youngster slams 50 in tricky chase – Watch video
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The left-handed batter came to bat at the number 3 position. He played a total of 48 deliveries and stroked 62 runs which included 4 fours and two maximums. He alongside David Miller quickly rapped up the chase in 18.1 overs. Miller smashed 31 off just 1 6 deliveries. For DC, Anrich Nortje was the pick of the bowlers as he scalped two wickets but he gave away 39 runs in his four overs quota.
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Didn’t have time to get jetlagged. Nice to get a win tonight. We were within range – was a matter of 3 sixes or 4 fours. Just felt like that over needed to go. We started well last year. Built really good momentum. We’ve got mature cricketers in the middle order – Tewatia, Rashid,” David Miller said at the post match presentation.
“Chasing a total, you can panic early. But to stay calm – we’ve done that pretty well. It’s a very relaxed environment. There’s times through the games when you get heated, but that’s part of the game,” he added.
DC vs GT: No Williamson, No Problem as Sai Sudharsan stands tall for Gujarat Titans, Tamil Nadu youngster slams 50 in tricky chase – Watch video
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