“We are just impatient to do our best”: the captain of Gujarat Captain Shubman Gill after the victory over SRH

The skipper of Gujarat Titans, Shubman Gill, said that understanding to play on delicate surfaces helped the first three, including himself, Sai Sudharsan and Jos Buttler to do well in IPL this season. The trio has marked most of the races for GT which are on the right track to do the play-offs. It was no different on Friday, because the upper order brought the local team to 224 for six that quisors could comfortably defend against Sunrisers Hyderabad. GT also played only 22 points balls in 20 Overs.

“Did not plan this (22 points), the idea was to continue playing like us.

“We have never had the conversation for one of the first three to always be there at the end. We are just impatient to do our best,” said Gill during the presentation of Post-Match. He scored with 76 out of 38 balls.

During his stormy exchange with the referee during the pursuit of the race, Gill added: “There are so many emotions, you give 110% on the ground, sometimes you are forced to show emotions.” Having marked 64 out of 37 balls, Buttler played his efforts and rather poured out praise on Sudharsan, which made 48 out of 23 balls.

“I said a few times, the first day looking at him in the nets, I was blown away by his quality. Most importantly, the good head on his shoulders.

“The effort he makes, the work, the understanding of his game, the humility of continuing to come every day and to continue working. He has shown fantastic coherence and obtain the awards he deserves,” said the former captain of England.

The SRH practically left the dam race after their seventh defeat in 10 games. The SRH skipper, Pat Cummins, said that they allow GT to score 20-30 additional points.

“Chasing 200 looked a little more realistic. They are classy strikers. They are nothing weird. If you make a tree structure of bad balls, they put it away.

On the coming road, he added: “We can hang on to a certain hope. Big Auction last year. The heart of the group will be there for three years. So, a lot to play.”

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