Akash Singh and Jose Butler
On May 22, when the team of Lucknow Super Gynts landed on the ground against Gujarat Titans, his playing 11 did not include spinner Digvesh Rathi’s name. Digvesh was given a demerit point on how to celebrate him after taking his wickets in the match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, due to which he was banned for a match, but despite this, it did not see the impact against Gujarat in the Lucknow team bowlers. When Akash Singh, who was playing in this match at Digvesh’s place, took the wicket of Jose Butler, he celebrated it in the style of Digvesh Rathi.
Akash Singh dodged Butler on a slow ball
The Gujarat Titans team got a target of 236 runs in this match, chasing 96 runs in 9.2 overs at the loss of 2 wickets. The third ball of the same over, which was thrown by left -handed fast bowler Akash Singh for Lucknow, threw the round the wicket and forgot to consider it as Jose Butler in which the ball went directly to the stump. After taking the crucial wicket of Butler, Akash Singh pointed to the pavilion celebrating Digvesh Rathi’s signature style. Butler, who appeared in a great form in the IPL 2025 season, returned to the pavilion after playing 33 runs in 18 balls in this match. Akash Singh took a wicket with 29 runs in his 3.1 -overs bowling in the match against Gujarat Titans.
Winning the last match for Gujarat Titans is very important
The Gujarat Titans team, playing under the captaincy of Shubman Gill, has seen a great performance in the IPL 2025 season. While Gujarat had confirmed its place in the playoffs before the match against Lucknow, he has so far won 9 of the 13 matches played in the league stage. At the same time, if they have to finish while staying on the top-2, then you have to try to win the last league match. The Gujarat Titans have to play their last match of the league stage against the team of Chennai Super Kings on 25 May.
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