Gujarat Titans (GT) recorded a convincing 10 Wickt Victoria against Delhi Capitals (DC) last night. Pursuing a great objective of 200 races, GT completed the persecution in 19 overs without sweating.

That meant that Kl Rahul, who accumulated a century in the first tickets, was on the losing side, and his hundred were in vain. He scored an undefeated 112 in 65 inputs, including 14 limits and four maximums, at an attack rate of 172.31.

Every time KL notes, the approach is in his intention and attack rate, since these have been a problem with his batting T20. Even against the Titans, he started slowly and was at a score of 10 in 11 deliveries at one stage before covering it.

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Rahul finished the tickets well and took the capitals to a good total of first entries in 199/3 in his 20 assigned overs. There were Crucial Axar Patel cameras [25 (16)] and Tristan Stubbs [21* (10)]But Rahul was the key accumulator, scoring 52.28% of the solo races.

Why was Kl Rahul’s blow the reason for the defeat of Delhi Capitals?

Kl Rahul could have played numerous blows of loss of matches, but this century against Gujarat’s Titans was not one of them. In fact, he did it extremely well, given the conditions and partners with difficulties at the other end against a quality bowling alignment.

The deck was not easy in the first entries, and the ball stopped and grabbed on the surface, especially in the first ten overs. The Captain of Delhi Capitals, Axar Patel, also pointed it at the end of the press conference after the party, revealing how arduous the batting was initially.

FAF du plessis and Abishek Porel struggled to start for the same reason, but Rahul said the execution rate was not too low after a slow beginning. He did heavy work in an arduous mallet, which assured that Axar and Stubbs could play freely since he maintained one end and maintained the score rate.