IPL 2025: As Nicholas Gorn, Aiden Markram Hog Headlines, LSG bowlers are standing out to disrupt GT’s winning run. Cricket news

Nicholas Gorn does Nicholas Gorn – Tonk the ball around the park. He continued his explosion in IPL 2025 Gujarat TitansThe fourth fifty came under 24 balls, it took 23 balls.
He had an Aiden Markram for the company, who took 26 balls for his half -century, as LSG scored 181 runs at Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpeya Ekna Cricket Stadium.
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Together he scored 58 runs for the second wicket. Prior to him, it was Markram and Rishabh Pant, who took Ons for a very strong start on a surface that did not suit a large score.
It was billed as a fight for top-order. With not creating a playing XI with Mitchell Marsh, Pants entered the T20 opener slot for the first time in three years and for the first time in the IPL.
Pant once again stumbled but Gorn did not. Markram also had a strong day. Impact players Ayush Badoni and Abdul Samad caught their veins at the closing stages.
In the first innings, Titans from Gujarat operated the powerplay over courtesy Shubman Gill and Sai Sudarshan up to 54/0. Visitors thrilled the 100 -run mark even before half the path.
By the ninth over, LSG accepted a limit in each. Watched just 11 dot balls in the first 10 overs. By the 11th over, both Gill and Reformson marked their fifty milestones in 31 and 32 balls respectively.
After 12 overs, the LSG was 120/0 and was moving towards a large clan. Both Gill and Reformson were in good touch, but it crashed in the next eight overs.
In a two -over span, GT lost Gill, Sudhashan and Washington Sundar with Evesh Khan and Ravi Bishnoi.
To change the course of the match, the runs also dried up. With batsmen out of the photo and set in dugout, the focus moved to the new batsmen who failed to go to a challenging surface.
Bishnoi held just four in his final after 4-0-36-2 figures. Digwesh Rathi, responsible for Jose Butler’s wicket, was also an affordable (4-0-30-1). As the Seamers Avesh Khan (1/32) and Shardul Thakur (2/34) were.
In the last eight overs, LSG scored the highest, 12 runs with all 60 runs, coming out of Avesh Khan’s paintimet.
In the post -match presentation, Gill accepted one of the set batsmen, until the closing stages were needed to stick around, if they were to post a large total.
At the post match presentation ceremony, Gill said, “It was not easy to hit the wicket from gate-go and it was a conversation that if a batsman set we would have to play 17–18 overs, we could reach 200-210,” said Gill at the post match presentation ceremony.

GT skipper said, “Losing back-to-back wickets did not help us to help. When we were batting, the ball was stopping; it was not an easy wicket from the first ball. Our strike rotation was not as good as we expected to work,” GT Skipper said.