Despite the early collapse, Cameron Green played a lone hand for KKR with a well-compiled 79 off 55 balls. He anchored the innings through partnerships with Rovman Powell and Anukul Roy, even taking on Rashid Khan with authority during the middle overs. However, lack of support from the rest of the batting unit meant KKR could only reach 180, a total that always looked slightly below par on a good surface.
In response, Shubman Gill produced a masterclass in controlled aggression. From the outset, he dictated terms, timing the ball beautifully through the off side and straight down the ground. His 86 off 50 deliveries, decorated with eight fours and four sixes, ensured GT never fell behind in the chase. Sai Sudharsan added early stability, while Jos Buttler’s quick-fire cameo further strengthened the position.
Although KKR managed a few late wickets, including Gill’s dismissal, the damage had already been done. Gujarat Titans comfortably closed out the chase to secure a five-wicket win, marking their third victory of the season, while KKR’s struggles continued with another defeat.