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IPL 24: Chennai Super Kings win by 63 Runs over Gujarat Titans
The clash between CSK and GT was a rematch of the dramatic 2023 final, which was also won by Chennai.
Chennai Super Kings solidify their place at the top of the points table with their second win. / X/@ChennaiIPL
The Chepauk Stadium was illuminated on Tuesday, March 26, by the dominating batting performance of Chennai Super Kings (CSK), who defeated Gujarat Titans (GT) by 63 runs.
The clash between CSK and GT was a rematch of the dramatic 2023 final, which was also won by Chennai. The recent match commenced with CSK's Rachin Ravindra providing a blistering start, hammering 46 runs off 20 balls before falling victim to Rashid Khan in the final over of the powerplay.
Chennai Super Kings bowlers on #GT lose their 7th wicket courtesy of another outfield catch!
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) March 26, 2024
Follow the match https://t.co/9KKISx5poZ#TATAIPL | #CSKvGT pic.twitter.com/isvK4OVz4n
Captain Ruturaj Gaikwad also contributed with a brisk 46 off 36 deliveries before departing. Shivam Dube emerged as the star, smashing 51 runs off just 23 balls and helping to set the score at 206/6.
In the second innings, while Sai Sudharsan anchored one end for GT, their chase faltered as they lost wickets in the crucial early overs, leaving them struggling against CSK's dominance. Chahar's early dismissals of Gill and Saha coupled with Mustafizur Rahaman and Tushar Deshpande’s two wickets ech sent GT packing for 143.
This Yellove is above all! #CSKvGT #WhistlePodu #Yellove pic.twitter.com/SsNsOm4djD
— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) March 26, 2024
Shivam Dube was awarded the player of the match award for his innings that helped his team gain a comfortable victory. With the win, Chennai solidified its position as the table toppers and continued their streak of winning on their home ground in the 2024 tournament.
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