IPL 2022: GT beats SRH Highlights – Rashid Khan terrorized his former team Sunrisers Hyderabad on Wednesday when he rescued the Gujarat Titans from the clutches of defeat to win the Wankhede with the miraculous man Rahul Tewatia. After Umran Malik’s FIFA, the newcomers looked to resign for the second time in their campaign but the 59-run partnership saw the Gujarat Titans seal the final ball thriller and return to the top of the standings. Follow IPL 2022 live updates on Insidesport.in
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IPL 2022: Rashid Khan, Rahul Tewatia join hands in last over killing to end SRH’s winning streak from Gujarat Titans Miracle Heist – Watch Video
The Gujarat Titans were on the verge of a defeat after dropping Omran Malik David Miller and Abhinav Manohar in the 16th over, GT needed 56 in the last 4 overs. Co-captain Rashid Khan joined forces with Rahul Tewatia as they took the attack to the SRH attack, tackling the border to get their team closer. However, some great death bowling by Bhubaneswar Kumar means Gujarat need an impossible 22 runs in the last over.
Facing Marco Janssen, Rahul Tewatia showed no signs of nerve as he reduced the equation to 16 off 5 balls over a deep mid-wicket fence. The strike with Rashid Khan required 15 off 4 balls. The Afghan superstar smokes at the next delivery stand to reduce the ask to 9 out of 3.
IPL 2022: Rashid Khan, Rahul Tewatia join hands in last over killing to end SRH’s winning streak from Gujarat Titans Miracle Heist – Watch Video
Jansen maintains his nerves by bowling a crucial dot ball to tighten the required equation to require 9 runs in the last 2 overs. However, the South African made a mistake in his length and Rashid Khan sealed a nail-biting thriller with two sixes. Wankhede. The win almost secured the Gujarat Titans’ IPL 2022 playoff spot and took them to the top of the standings after SRH’s five-match winning streak.
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