In what was a scintillating display of batsmanship, Gujarat Titans (GT) skipper Shubman Gill racked up his fourth IPL century. In a must-win clash against the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the ‘Prince’ of Indian cricket mustered a superb 55-ball 104. It wasn’t just his sixth T20 ton, but it marked the historic 100th hundred in the tournament’s history.
This achievement comes almost two decades after Brendon McCullum kickstarted the IPL with a belligerent 158 against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB).
Historic IPL hundreds
| 100 No. | Player | Score | Team vs. Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Brendon McCullum | 158* | KKR vs RCB |
| 25th | Shane Watson | 101 | RR vs CSK |
| 50th | Rishabh Pant | 128* | DC vs SRH |
| 75th | Jos Buttler | 106* | RR vs RCB |
| 100th | Shubman Gill | 104 | GT vs CSK |
Gill and Sudharsan dominate the GT vs CSK clash
While Gill’s knock was a sight to behold, another youngster was waiting to steal the show. In the very same over that Gill reached his century, his opening partner Sai Sudharsan notched up his maiden IPL ton. This incredible feat made history as Sudharsan registered the 101st IPL hundred, making it a double hundred celebration for the tournament.
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