Punjab Kings enlisted their fifth win of the competition and sentenced Gujarat to just their second misfortune in IPL 2022 after they decided to bat. What turned out badly with Gujarat's batting? Essentially everything. They didn't get the beginning they needed after Shubman Gill was run out in only the third finished, his initial accomplice Wriddhiman Saha followed after accordingly in the following over while attempting to hang Kagiso Rabada while captain Hardik Pandya scratched Rishi Dhawan to the 'manager not long after the powerplay. These wickets additionally shut down the limits, with Gujarat doing without a limit for eight straight overs. David Miller, alongside Sai Sudharsan, steadied the innings during this period however fell while attempting to break the shackles against Liam Livingstone. Neither Rahul Twatia nor Rashid Khan dealt with a limit and both tumbled to Rabada off back to back balls with the innings moving toward a nearby. Taking all things together, it was generally somewhat desperate toward one side. What went right then? Sai Sudharsan stood apart in spite of a strike pace of only 130. He'd come in at a tough spot and immediately saw it crumble at the opposite end. He wound up playing a steadying hand, holding one end up. He likewise dealt with a few pivotal limits towards the end and raised his lady IPL fifty which went far in getting Gujarat to a complete that they could battle with. Is it true or not that they were ready to battle with the ball? Not for a considerable length of time nor sufficiently speedy. They began the right note against Punjab's new opening combo where Jonny Bairstow supplanted Mayank Agarwal close by Shikhar Dhawan. Be that as it may, Bairstow fell economically getting a top edge against a Mohammad Shami short ball which was taken well at long leg by Pradeep Sangwan. It permitted a foot in the floor for Gujarat while shielding a little aggregate. Who shut the entryway? Shikhar Dhawan and Bhanuka Rajapaksa. The two southpaws were hostile in the counterattack. Dhawan was barbarous with anything having a little width, and played the flung drive flawlessly during the powerplay. Rajapaksa depended significantly more on his power and figured out how to muscle the ball for limits when he came in. The couple put on 87 runs in only 60 balls to tear open the pursuit. Rajapaksa was caught LBW ten shy of a fifty however Dhawan proceeded to get his placing Punjab in shaft position. Were there any further hiccups? None at all, with Liam Livingstone including the cherry the cake going 6, 6, 6, 4, 2, 4 against Mohammed Shami which permitted Punjab to complete the pursuit inside 16 overs and giving their Net Run Rate a fillip. Brief Scores: Gujarat Titans 143/8 (Sai Sudharsan 64*; Kagiso Rabada 4-33) lost to Punjab Kings 147/2 (Shikhar Dhawan 62*, Bhanuka Rajapaksa 40) by 8 wickets