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CRICKET-IPL-Holder fails to ignite as Titans reach playoffs

Posted on May 13, 2022May 13, 2022 By blackworldmedia No Comments on CRICKET-IPL-Holder fails to ignite as Titans reach playoffs

by STAFF WRITER

May 10, 2022

PUNE, India, May 10, CMC – All-rounder Jason Holder had a match he will want to forget when the Gujarat Titans became the first team to qualify for the playoffs in the Indian Premier League with a 62-run win against Lucknow Super Giants on Tuesday.

The lanky West Indies all-rounder was the least economical of the LSG bowlers, taking 1-41 in his four overs, and he made only one, as his side failed to chase down 145 for victory at the MCA Stadium.

Gujarat Titans teammates celebrate with Rashid Khan (third from left) after he took one of his four wickets against Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL on Tuesday in Pune. (IPLT20 photo)

LSG collapsed after they stumbled to 33 for three at the end of the powerplay with Afghanistan leg-spinner Rashid Khan destroying their batting with 4-24 in 3.5 overs.

Khan wrapped up their ninth win in 12 matches for the Titans when he got Avesh Khan caught behind for 12 with 37 balls left in the match.

Holder’s Windies teammate Alzarri Joseph failed to take a wicket and conceded 14 in two overs for the Titans.

Earlier, LSG made early inroads into the Titans batting when they dismissed India international Wriddhiman Saha and Australian Matthew Wade inside the powerplay.

Titans were 35-2 at the end of the six overs and opener Shubman Gill hit 63 not out from 49 balls to anchor them to 144 for four.

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