Shabman Gill (Photo- AB)
Shubman has fined Gill: Gujarat Titans (GT) captain Subman Kill was fined Rs 12 lakh for maintaining a slow rate in 2025. This penalty is BCCI (BCCI) GT by 7 wickets against Delhi’s capitals (DC) GT when winning. In a statement issued by the IPL, “This is the first crime of the team in the season, which is connected to the minimum rate under Section 2.22 of the IPL Code of Conduct. Therefore, Captain Subman Kil was fined Rs 12 lakh.”
Earlier, DC’s Akshar Patel, Mumbai Indians’ Hardik Pandya, Rajasthan Royals and Sanju Samson Ryan Barak and Lucknow Super Giants’s Rishabh Band have been slowly fined.
Jose Butler’s clever century GT
However, despite being fined on the captain, Gujarat Titans defeated the Delhi capitals by 7 wickets and won the shocking victory. Jose Butler scored 97 unbeaten innings, in which he performed brilliantly despite the muscle cramp. The 204 -year target of the GT DC completed the remaining 4 balls.
This victory is historic for GT because it is his first 200+ runs in IPL history. Moreover, this is the first time a team won by chasing such a big goal against the capitals of Delhi.
GT bowlers also showed strength
In bowling, the famous Krishna took 4 wickets and approached the team to win. Mohammed Siraj, Arshad Khan, Ishant Sharma and R.K. Sai Kishore took one wicket each. With this victory, the Gujarat Titans tops the table with 10 points in 7 matches. The Delhi capitals are second with 10 points, but the net at the run rate is behind the net.
Next match: Challenge against KKR
The next match of the GT is now against the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) at Eden Garden, which is the former team of Shubman Gill. The match will be held on Monday evening, in which GT wants to continue its success. With this victory, the Gujarat Titans has once again introduced their strength and played an important role in the playoff race.
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