IPL 2025: ‘Homeboy’ Mohammad Sirj Rocks hosted Sunrisers Hyderabad as Gujarat Titans Register 7-Vic Win with Fiery Spale

Sunrisers HyderabadThe horror show continued with the bat as he faced his fourth straightforward loss, going down Gujarat Titans Seven wickets at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium on Sunday.
A disciplined Titans led by Hyderabad’s ‘Home Boy’ Mohammad Sirraj (4/17) are coming against bowling, the hosts posted below 152/8 below. The visitors then rode with a cruise home with 32 overs with Washington Sundar (49; 29B, 5×4, 2×6) at the 56-run standing 56-ball 90-ran stand winning an unbeaten 61 (43B, 9×4) and his match.
Siraj recorded his best bowling figures in T20 and joined the club of 100 IPL wickets (102) during the match, which earned him the back-to-back player of the match awards.
Titans lost the in-form batsmen Sai Sudarshan (5) and Jose Butler (0) quickly. While Sudarshan pulled Mohammad Shami directly into the Square Verma at Square Verma, Butler put Klassen ahead of Kleseen 16/2 in the fourth over.
But Washington hit 20 runs with two borders and two sixes in the sixth over, which shifted the speed in favor of visitors, which were 48/2 in six overs. Both Gill and Sundar scored rest without taking risks. Gill hit Zeshan Ansari for a limit to reach his half -century in 36 delivery in the 13th over. Although Shami returned to dismiss Washington in the next over, Gill and Impact Player Sherfen Rutherford (35*; 16B, 5×4, 1×6), who hit Abhishek for four consecutive borders in the 15th over, added 47 runs for the fourth wicket for the fourth wicket to take home.

Number game from SRH vs GT match.

Earlier, Gujarat bowlers justified Skipper Gill’s decision to bowl as they fired together. Sirj broke the SRH’s back by accounting for the heads of the openers inside the powerplay and for Abhishek Sharma, while R Sai Kishore (2/24) and fame Krishna (2/24) strangled the batsmen in the middle.
Siraj rejected the first head in the first place and then got rid of Abhishek (18; 16B, 4×4) in the fifth over as the host struggled at 45/2 in the powerplay. Prasad Krishna then calculated Ishaan Kishan (17; 14B, 2×4) to push the hosts back.
With Rashid Khan and Prasad bowling tight lines, Nitish Kumar Reddy and Heinrich Klassen could not make a single limit for six overs from five to 10 overs.
Sai Kishore added 50 runs for the fourth wicket before rubbing his stumps. Sai Kishore also ended Nitish’s 31 (34B, 3×4) conflict in his next over. Cummins’ 9-Ball 22* (3×4, 1×6) failed to stop Titans.