Vikrant Gupta On RRvsGT: Poor Bowling & Flop Middle-Order Batting बनी GT की हार की वजह

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In a thrilling match of the Indian Premier League 2026, Rajasthan Royals defeated Gujarat Titans by 6 runs in a nail-biting finish. RR posted a strong total of 210/6 in 20 overs, while GT fell just short at 204/8 despite a fighting effort. The Player of the Match, Ravi Bishnoi, made a huge impact with his brilliant bowling, picking up 3 crucial wickets and clearly outperforming Rashid Khan, who managed only 1 wicket, which turned out to be a key difference in the match. According to Rahul Rawat, RR’s batting success this season is largely driven by two explosive top-order players, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who consistently attack from the start and carry the team’s batting on their shoulders. He also highlighted that unlike teams like RCB and LSG, Rajasthan Royals have built a strong bowling unit this season, with Indian bowlers delivering match-winning performances regularly. On the other hand, Vikrant Gupta pointed out that Gujarat Titans lost the match due to their own mistakes and their continued overdependence on the top 3 batters. The middle order has been a major concern and once again failed under pressure. The absence of Shubman Gill due to back spasm has further weakened the batting lineup, and it remains unclear when he will return. Since he is a key player and captain, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is expected to monitor his injury closely and avoid any risks. The turning point of the match came in the final overs, where Jofra Archer delivered a brilliant 19th over conceding just 4 runs, followed by Tushar Deshpande successfully defending 11 runs in the last over under immense pressure, showcasing exceptional skill and composure. Their performances ultimately won the match for Rajasthan Royals. Credit also goes to Riyan Parag for his impressive captaincy decisions in crunch moments. Rahul Rawat also shared an interesting story about Rashid Khan’s ₹18 crore demand during his time with Sunrisers Hyderabad, when Kane Williamson was leading the team and was among the highe