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Sai Sudharsan hits century as Titans enter play-offs

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May 19, 2025

KL Rahul's unbeaten 112 from 65 balls for Delhi Capitals went in vain as B Sai Sudharsan hit an unbeaten 108 while Shubman Gill slammed 93 not out to help Gujarat Titans win by 10 wickets and enter the play-offs at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday.

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Coming into the match, Delhi had a spot open at the top with Jake Fraser-McGurk not returning to the IPL. As a result, the team management wanted to have Rahul, giving the solidity and consistency in the lead up to the playoffs. Rahul made the most of the chance and became the first right-handed batter to score a century this IPL season. Rahul, who had been shuffling through the middle-order to suit the needs of the team and play the aggressor role, was in his element at the top. He did what he does best, playing the anchor before kicking on later. His first

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