New Delhi: With tremendous enthusiasm and enthusiasm, the 15th season of ipl has now reached its final stage. The final match of the IPL, which started on March 26, will be played on May 29. For the first time this season, the two new teams concerned have outperformed the old eight teams, including the legendary players. Gujarat Titans (GT), who proved to be the ace of trumps in the tournament, have maintained the passion and passion from the first match till today till the end. With this, Gujarat has reached the final of IPL 2022 by defeating Rajasthan Royals (RR).
Gujarat's victory is noisy over the country's own multilingual micro-blogging platform, the Koo app. A large number of cricketers and fans are seen cheering up for the team's victory. Mohammed Shami cheers the team to go to Ahmedabad for the final, saying, "Let's make a noise of Ava De, @gujarat_titans, we will meet in Ahmedabad soon. '
Former cricketer Saba Karim also praised the team, saying, "Gujarat Titans!! Masters of the Death Overs. A very great win
Let us know that under the captaincy of Hardik Pandya, Gujarat has defeated Rajasthan by seven wickets. Gujarat's team achieved Rajasthan's target of 189 runs in 19.3 overs for the loss of three wickets. For Gujarat, David Miller top-scored with an unbeaten 68 off 38 balls. At the same time, for Rajasthan, Trent Boult and Obed Macoy took one wicket each. The Rajasthan team will now face the winner of the eliminator match between Lucknow and Bangalore in the second qualifier. But for any team, it is not a trivial matter to make it to the final, it seems to be hard, the same effort has been done by Gujarat Titans. From David Miller to captain Hardik Pandya, vice-captain Rashid Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Mohammed Shami, all the players have made a significant contribution in taking the team to this point.
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