Indian Premier League 2024 Orange Cap: Updated After GT vs SRH and CSK vs DC Match No. 12 and 13

The Sunday become crunchier because of two exciting matches. In the first half, Gujarat Titans locked horns with Sunrisers Hyderabad at the Narendra Modi Stadium. On the other hand, Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals locked horns in the second match. Fans witnessed some incredible batting performances by the batters of those teams. These performances made a big impact on the Orange Cap table. 

Sunrisers Hyderabad’s Batting Disaster and Titan’s Fineness:

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After showing a dazzling batting display in the SRH batters, they struggled against Gujarat Titans. The Titans dominated them. After Mayank Agarwal was dismissed on 16 runs in 17 balls. Then Travis Head lost his wicket on 19 runs. Abhishek Sharma fought a bit. He added 29 runs. Heinrich Klaasen walked away after scoring 24 runs. Abdul Samad added 29 runs in the innings. They ended their innings with 1262 runs. 

While batting in the second innings, Gujarat Titans showed a masterclass. Wriddhiman Saha scored 25 runs in 13 balls. Shubman Gill scored 36 runs in 28 balls. Sai Sudharsan once again played a crucial knock as an impact player. He added 45 runs. David Miller ended the match with a huge six and the Titans registered a win of six wickets. 

DC’s Masterclass and CSK’ Struggle:

In the second match, the thrills leveled up more. Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings met at ACA-VDA Cricket Stadium. While batting first, the DC batters showcased their excellence. David Warner scored an amazing half-century. Prithvi Shaw who played the first match of the season scored 43 runs. Rishabh Pant was amazing again. He scored a half-century after a long. He played a knock of 51 runs in 32 balls. 

In the second innings, Chennai Super Kings struggled to score runs. Openers failed to make a positive impact in the game. Ajinkya Rahane scored 45 runs. Daryl Mitchell scored 34 runs. MS Dhoni had a killer impact on the game. He remained unbeaten on 37 runs in just 16 balls. 

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