Gujarat's record of shame by being all out for the 'lowest' runs
At the home ground Ahmedabad Narendra Modi Stadium today, Gujarat's situation was of the 'chede de maa, kende bachi' genre. But at the end of the first four overs of the innings, the possible score of Gills was 169 runs in the scheduled 20 overs. It came down to 120 after six overs. But in the end, Gujarat could not even touch the triple digit house. Last season's finalists could have been embarrassed if Rashid Khan's highest run (31 from 24) innings did not come at the end.
Gujarat's such collection is the lowest number of runs by any team in the current season. However, in this year's IPL, the teams are making a flood of runs one after the other. The record for the highest runs in IPL history has been achieved twice without even completing half the matches of the season. In that case, Gujarat gave a completely inconsistent innings. Gujarat's innings ended with 16 balls remaining in the stipulated over. Rishabh Pant's Delhi Capitals target just 90 runs to win. Mukesh Kumar is the most successful bowler of Delhi with 3 wickets for 14 runs.
Losing 6 wickets for just 48 runs, the hosts were under pressure. Even the bottom batsmen could not handle that pressure. Behind the collapse of Gujarat's innings, the success of Delhi's bowlers was more due to Shubman's batting failure. Several batsmen got out by choosing the wrong shot. Rashid Khan tried to fight a little at the end. However, the Afghan all-rounder's innings could not save the team from a complete collapse. Rashid made 31 off 24 balls with 2 fours and 1 six. The only six for Gujarat came on Rashid's bat. Their innings ended in 17.3 overs as no one else could catch the lead of the team.
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