When Vaibhav Suryavanshi was raining anger at the Gujarats in the IPL 2025 match in Jaipur on Monday, the competing captain Schobman Jill was not on the field. In fact, after registering the upper grades of GT with 50 84 balls, the young captain was not in the field. Jill, who did not take this field during the roles of Rajstistan, revealed that he was dealing with slight spasm in the back. “I felt some cramping in my back and we have a game two days after that, so Physicio did not want to take the opportunity,” he said.
GTA Gil Gille Gille admitted that his team had outperformed after Rajasthan Royal (RR) won an eight -numbers victory at the Sawai Mansing Stadium, where he chased a strong goal from 210 in only 15.5. Under the exciting roles of Vaibhab Suryavanshi, who broke 101 out of 38 balls, RR gunfire helped reach 212/2, leaving Jojojara Gogars looking for answers.
Speaking after the defeat, Gil admitted that the game retreated during the PowerPlay itself.
“They took the game away from us in PowerPlay and Predathed for them,” Gil said. “There were some things that we could have done better, but it is very easy to sit and say these things. Some opportunities came early on our way, you could not seize these but it is too late, I think there are some areas that we need to work on as a group.”
Despite the setback, Jill confirmed that Goghrat Johofra focuses on treating each game individually.
“What happened in the previous match – win or loss – we take one match as it is,” he said.
“The next match is in Ahmed Abad, we have succeeded in a good operation there, so we hope we can continue this,”
Gill also kept a special praise for Vaibhav Suryavanshi, who left his brutal attacker Gojarat without a room for recovery.
“He was his day. He was huge and completely benefited from his day,” Googa captain admitted.
Upon arrival to the match, GT was placed on the bats first by RR and a half centuries from Skipper Shubman Gill (84 in 50 balls, with five four and four Sixes) and Jos Buttler (50* in 26 balls, with three four and four SLAS) were the best ways in which GT reached 209/4 in 20 maesha Thekshana (2/35).
In the chase, Jaiswal (70* in 40 balls, with nine and sixty sixty) and Vibahf Surrenewishi (101 in 38 balls, with seven four and 11 sto), dawn the opposition from the water, and published at a speed of 166 Ron in only 71 balls. Later, Ryan Parag (32* in 15 balls, with two sixty -four) played fast veil, and his team directed to win 15.5 sums.
RR is in eighth place, with three wins and seven losses, giving them six points. GT is third, with six wins and three losses, giving them 12 points.
With Ani inputs
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