IPL 2026 DC VS GT Highlights: Gujarat Titans snatch win from jaws of defeat; beat Delhi Capitals by 1 run

One of the most dramatic finishes you will see as Gujarat Titans somehow snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. Vipraj Nigam begins the over with a boundary, raising hopes for Delhi Capitals, but Prasidh Krishna strikes immediately after with a crucial wicket as Nigam holes out to Shubman Gill.

Kuldeep Yadav walks in and does his job, getting Miller back on strike with a single, leaving the equation tight. Then comes the moment of brilliance, Miller smashes a towering six over long-off, bringing it down to just 2 needed off 2 balls.

However, the game turns again as Miller refuses a single on the penultimate ball, backing himself to finish it. On the final delivery, he misses a slower short ball, and they are forced into a desperate run. Jos Buttler is lightning quick, collects, under-arms, and hits direct. Kuldeep dives but falls short. A brief review for a possible wide adds to the tension, but it’s deemed legal. Kuldeep is run out, and Gujarat Titans erupt in celebration after sealing an incredible win which could have resulted into a Super Over.

What an over this turns out to be as David Miller takes Mohammed Siraj apart and swings the momentum back in Delhi Capitals’ favour. Siraj begins with a wide, and what follows is pure carnage. Miller launches a slower short ball over deep mid-wicket for six, then hammers a half-volley through extra cover for four. He continues the assault with a stunning no-look six over long-on, showcasing his brute power and timing. Under immense pressure, Siraj manages a slight breather with a single, but Vipraj Nigam keeps the scoreboard ticking with a clever upper-cut boundary over the keeper. The over ends with a single, but the damage is massive, 23 runs come off it, and suddenly the equation is down to just 13 needed off the final over, with DC right back in the contest.

Kagiso Rabada delivers a controlled over under pressure, conceding just 9 runs and keeping Delhi Capitals in check. David Miller starts and ends the over with singles, unable to fully capitalise despite getting opportunities. Vipraj Nigam, the new man, shows some intent, he slices one over backward point for a couple but also misses out on a risky scoop attempt that doesn’t come off. The key moment comes when Miller finally finds a boundary, freeing his arms to slap a short-of-length delivery over extra cover, bringing some relief to the DC camp. However, Rabada quickly regains control, sticking to his variations and lengths, ensuring the damage is limited. With wickets fallen in the previous over, DC still have work to do despite staying in the hunt.

Delhi Capitals 175/6 after 18 overs. They need 36 runs to win off the final 2 overs.

A dramatic over from Mohammed Siraj swings the momentum back towards Gujarat Titans in a big way. Rahul starts with a single and Stubbs follows with one more, but Siraj’s variations keep things tight. The turning point arrives on 16.4, a mix-up in the middle leads to Tristan Stubbs being run out after a sharp direct hit from Sai Sudharsan, leaving DC in trouble. Siraj then builds pressure with a dot ball and a couple of wides, but Rahul briefly relieves it by lofting a boundary over mid-on. However, the biggest blow comes on the final delivery as Siraj nails the wide yorker. Rahul, attempting to reach out and drive, only manages an edge through to Jos Buttler.

He departs for a superb 92 off 52, falling short of a century. Two wickets in the over, including the set batter, make this a game-changing moment in the chase.

Delhi Capitals 166/6 after 17 overs.

This over swings heavily in Delhi Capitals’ favour as they pile on 16 runs in dramatic fashion. Rahul gets things going immediately with a boundary, helping a poor slower delivery behind square. Ashok Sharma struggles with control, even bowling a wide before Rahul nudges a single. The moment of the over comes when Stubbs digs out a perfect yorker, only for Ashok to get a faint hand on it. What follows is chaos, a quick single attempt, a direct-hit from Gill, and an overthrow that runs away for four extra runs, turning it into five in total. Rahul then adds another boundary, miscued but safe as it lands short of the fielder and trickles to the fence. A high full toss leads to a review from DC for a no-ball, but they lose it as the delivery is deemed legal. The over ends with a dot, but the damage is done, a massive 16-run over that shifts momentum firmly towards DC in the chase.

Delhi Capitals 158/4 after 16 overs.

Kagiso Rabada begins the over with a wide down the leg side, but Rahul quickly capitalises on a rare loose delivery, smashing a slot ball straight down the ground for a boundary to keep DC ticking. However, Rabada responds well with his variations, mixing pace and length to restrict the batters. Rahul and Tristan Stubbs manage to rotate strike with a couple of singles, but the over largely belongs to Rabada after that early boundary. Stubbs struggles to get going, missing a pull and then getting struck on the thigh pad as Rabada finishes with two sharp dot balls. A decent comeback over overall, slowing DC’s momentum at a crucial stage of the chase.

Delhi Capitals 142/4 after 15 overs. They need 69 runs off 30 deliveries.

There’s added drama in the middle as David Miller is forced to walk off due to pain in his left-hand finger, bringing Axar Patel to the crease at a tricky moment. Rashid Khan capitalises immediately, keeping things tight with singles as Rahul and Axar look to settle. Rahul manages to rotate strike with a clip and a sweep, but Rashid remains in control with his variations. The breakthrough comes on the final ball as Rashid goes round the wicket and delivers a clever googly, drawing Axar into a big shot. The ball grips and turns away, resulting in a sliced hit towards extra cover where Glenn Phillips takes an excellent catch.

Delhi Capitals 134/4 after 14 overs

Prasidh Krishna’s over proves expensive as Delhi Capitals continue their push in the chase of 211. Rahul starts with a single off a full toss before David Miller takes control. He pulls a short delivery powerfully to deep mid-wicket for a boundary, despite visibly struggling with his finger. Prasidh mixes his lengths, but Miller manages to flick a full ball for a couple and rotates strike effectively. A mistimed pull lands safely for no run, giving Prasidh a brief escape. However, the over ends on a high for DC as Rahul finds the boundary, making it a 12-run over and keeping the required momentum intact.

Delhi Capitals 130/3 after 13 overs.

Ashok Sharma delivers a disciplined over, mixing his pace cleverly to keep both Rahul and Miller in check. There are no boundaries as the batters are restricted to nudges and singles, with Rahul ensuring he keeps the strike ticking. Miller has a close call while attempting a tight single, needing a desperate dive to beat a direct-hit chance. Apart from a wayward wide, Ashok maintains control, making it a quiet but effective over for the bowling side.

Delhi Capitals 118/3 after 12 overs.

KL Rahul wastes no time in shifting the pressure back, launching Washington Sundar for a six off the very first ball with a confident charge down the track. Despite the recent wickets, he keeps the scoreboard moving with smart rotation, while David Miller begins to settle in at the other end with a couple of nudges and a brace. Washington keeps it tight otherwise, even drawing an LBW appeal against Miller that is turning down leg. A steady over for the batting side, regaining some control after the previous setback.

Delhi Capitals 112/3 after 11 overs.

Rashid Khan delivers a massive momentum shift with a brilliant over, picking up two quick wickets and putting the chasing side under pressure. Nitish Rana, who had just found a boundary, falls trying to take on the wrong ’un, mistiming it to the deep where a sharp catch is completed. On the very next ball, Sameer Rizvi is castled for a duck, completely undone by Rashid’s variation. What looked like a comfortable chase suddenly tightens as Rashid’s double blow dents the batting line-up. A game-changing over that pulls Gujarat Titans right back into the contest.

DC 101/3 after 10 overs.

A dramatic over unfolds as Prasidh Krishna strikes early to break the solid opening stand, dismissing Pathum Nissanka for a well-made 41. Trying to play on the rise, Nissanka miscues due to extra bounce and is caught at mid-off. However, that wicket only sparks KL Rahul into action. He goes on an absolute rampage, taking Prasidh apart with a sequence of breathtaking shots, a pull for four, followed by two back-to-back sixes, and then another boundary to cap off the over. Nitish Rana chips in with a single after arriving at the crease, but the over firmly belongs to Rahul, who completely shifts momentum back with a counterattacking masterclass.

Delhi Capitals 97/1 after 9 overs.

Rashid Khan continues to apply the brakes with another controlled over, not allowing the batters any room to free their arms. Both KL Rahul and Pathum Nissanka rely solely on strike rotation, picking up singles with smart placement but unable to find the boundary. Rashid mixes his variations well, including the wrong ’un that cramps Rahul for room and nearly creates trouble. The pressure builds slightly as the scoring rate dips, with the openers forced into a more cautious approach against quality spin.

DC 76/0 after 8 overs

The opening pair continues to dominate as they extend their partnership with another productive over. KL Rahul caps it off in style, hammering a boundary through wide long-off with authority. Prasidh Krishna tests both batters with his pace, especially troubling Nissanka with a sharp delivery that beats him, but the duo still manages to rotate strike effectively. Nissanka chips in with a couple and a single, while Rahul keeps the momentum going. With a 50-plus opening stand now in place, the chasing side looks well-set and in control of the innings.

Delhi Capitals 71/0 after 7 overs

The final over of the powerplay turns into a run-fest as Pathum Nissanka goes on a rampage against Ashok Sharma. After Rahul gets things going with a boundary and a single, Nissanka completely takes over, smashing the bowler all around the park. He unleashes a series of powerful strokes, a six over mid-off followed by multiple boundaries through cover, mid-on, and backward point. Ashok’s variations and pace do little to stop the flow as Nissanka picks them with ease. A massive over yielding 23 runs caps off a highly productive powerplay for the batting side, firmly putting them in control of the chase.

Delhi Capitals 63/0 after 6 overs.

Rashid Khan is introduced into the attack and immediately brings control, conceding just a handful of runs. He mixes his variations well, including a sharp leg-break that beats KL Rahul on the outside edge, showing his threat. Both Rahul and Pathum Nissanka manage to rotate strike with singles, but boundaries are hard to come by against Rashid’s accuracy. The batters look cautious, respecting the quality of spin, as the bowler successfully slows down the scoring rate after a brisk start.

DC 40/0 after 5 overs

KL Rahul takes advantage of Kagiso Rabada’s inconsistent lengths in the over, punishing a leg-stump half-volley with ease by flicking it over long leg for a six. Rabada struggles with control, delivering a couple of full tosses that allow both Rahul and Nissanka to pick up runs, though not always cleanly. Despite creating a few half-chances with mistimed shots, Rabada manages to escape without further damage as Rahul fails to find gaps on a couple of occasions towards the end. Still, the over tilts in favour of the batting side, with Rahul ensuring the momentum stays intact.

Delhi Capitals 36/0 after 4 overs

Mohammed Siraj continues to challenge KL Rahul with disciplined bowling, mixing his lengths and keeping the ball just outside off. Rahul manages to find a boundary with a powerful lofted drive over mid-off, showcasing his intent, and also picks up a couple earlier in the over. However, Siraj creates multiple chances, beating Rahul’s bat on a few occasions with deliveries angled away. A wide down the leg side adds a minor extra, but overall Siraj keeps things tight, not allowing easy scoring opportunities. Despite the boundary, it’s a competitive over with the bowler asking constant questions.

Delhi Capitals 27/0 after 3 overs.

Kagiso Rabada brings intensity into the attack, bowling with pace and discipline to keep things tight. KL Rahul manages to find a boundary with a stylish pick-up shot over mid-on, showing his class, but otherwise Rabada keeps him in check with probing lines. Nissanka, who looked fluent in the previous over, is tested here with sharp deliveries outside off, including a couple that beat his bat. There’s also a hint of extra bounce and movement, making strokeplay tricky. Apart from the one boundary and a single, it’s a controlled over from Rabada, pulling things back slightly after the aggressive start.

Delhi Capitals 20/0 after 2 overs.

The chase begins on a positive note as Pathum Nissanka takes on Mohammed Siraj right away. After a watchful first delivery, Nissanka opens up with back-to-back boundaries, first driving beautifully through cover and then hammering one straight back over the bowler’s head. Siraj tries to pull his length back, but Nissanka continues to find gaps, adding another boundary towards long-off to cap off an excellent over. Rahul rotates strike with a single in between, but it’s Nissanka who dominates, giving his side a flying start in the opening over.

Delhi Capitals 14/0 after 1 over

The final over brings a mix of big hits and a crucial wicket as Gujarat Titans finish strongly. Glenn Phillips sets the tone by smashing a six over deep mid-wicket, injecting momentum right away. However, Mukesh Kumar responds well by removing the well-set Washington Sundar, who holes out after a fine knock of 55. There’s a moment of chaos with a risky single that nearly results in a run-out, but the batting side survives. Phillips continues to stay aggressive, finding a boundary off the final ball with a powerful lofted drive over extra cover. Despite the wicket, Titans manage a solid finish, thanks to timely hitting in the death overs.

Washington Sundar brings Gujarat Titans back into the game with a crucial over, breaking the brief lull in scoring. After a couple of quieter deliveries, Sundar capitalizes on a gift from Natarajan, launching a full toss for a six to bring up his maiden IPL half-century. It’s a significant moment as he acknowledges the applause from the dugout. He follows it up with a boundary towards long-off, ensuring a strong finish to the over. Glenn Phillips chips in with singles, though not without a moment of drama where he nearly holes out but survives. A timely counterattack from Sundar as Titans regain momentum heading into the final over.

Gujarat Titans 198/3 after 19 overs.

Just when Gujarat Titans looked set for a big finish, Lungi Ngidi produces a game-changing over, conceding just three runs and removing the well-set Shubman Gill. After a quiet start with a couple of dot balls and a missed opportunity off a full toss, Ngidi outsmarts Gill with a clever slower delivery. The ball dips outside off, and Gill, early into his shot, ends up skying it towards extra cover where a safe catch is taken. His impressive knock of 70 comes to an end, breaking a crucial 100-plus partnership. Glenn Phillips walks in but struggles to get going immediately, managing just a single. A brilliant comeback over from Ngidi, pulling things back at a crucial stage.

Gujarat Titans 185/3 after 18 overs.

Shubman Gill continues his dominance, taking Kuldeep Yadav apart with two towering sixes in the over. The first comes off a poor delivery down the leg side, which Gill helps over backward square leg, and he follows it up with a straight hit off a floated delivery that crashes into the sightscreen. However, it’s not a flawless over for Titans as Gill also wastes a review on a wide call that clearly wasn’t going his way. Kuldeep manages to sneak in a couple of dot balls, including a sharp stop off his own bowling, while Washington Sundar chips in with a single. Despite these small setbacks, Gill’s clean hitting ensures another big over for Gujarat Titans as they keep accelerating.

Gujarat Titans 182/2 after 17 overs.

Shubman Gill continues to lead from the front, adding another boundary to his tally with a well-controlled pull shot off a slower delivery that sits up nicely. Natarajan mixes his pace effectively, using yorkers, slower bouncers, and full tosses to keep the batters guessing. There’s a brief moment of confusion around a wide call that eventually gets reviewed and overturned in favour of the bowling side. Despite the variations, Gill and Washington Sundar manage to rotate strike consistently, keeping the scoreboard moving. It’s a decent over from Natarajan.

Gujarat Titans 168/2 after 16 overs

Shubman Gill reaches a well-crafted half-century, anchoring the innings beautifully after playing second fiddle earlier. He gets to his fifty with a clever pick-up shot off a dipping slower ball, finding the boundary at deep mid-wicket and acknowledging the applause from the dugout. Lungi Ngidi relies heavily on off-pace deliveries and manages to keep both batters relatively in check otherwise, even inducing a couple of mistimed shots. There’s a brief moment of uncertainty with a wide call, but it’s not reviewed. Washington Sundar continues to rotate strike, while Gill finishes the over with a single. A solid over overall, with the milestone being the highlight as Gujarat Titans maintain their strong position.

GT 161/2 after 15 overs

Washington Sundar continues his impressive knock, taking on Axar Patel with confidence and smart shot selection. After a steady exchange of singles between him and Shubman Gill, Sundar pounces on a slightly short delivery, pulling it powerfully in front of square for a boundary. Axar tries to vary his pace and angles, even slipping in a wide while searching for control, but the batters keep rotating strike effectively. Gill nearly finds the fence with a lofted shot that almost results in a spectacular catch, but it falls short. Overall, another productive over for Gujarat Titans as Sundar ensures the pressure stays firmly on the bowlers.

Gujarat Titans 152/2 after 14 overs

Shubman Gill keeps the pressure on Kuldeep Yadav with another commanding stroke, launching a slog sweep for six over deep mid-wicket. It’s a confident shot that underlines his growing dominance at the crease. Kuldeep mixes his pace and variations well otherwise, including a googly that Gill plays cautiously, but the batters continue to rotate strike effectively. Washington Sundar supports well from the other end, nudging singles and keeping the scoreboard ticking. Despite the six, Kuldeep manages to keep the over relatively controlled, but Titans remain firmly in command with their run rate soaring.

Gujarat Titans 142/2 after 13 overs

Gujarat Titans unleash a massive assault on Vipraj Nigam, collecting a whopping 23 runs in the over and shifting momentum decisively. It starts with Gill rotating strike, but things quickly spiral for Vipraj as he loses his lengths. Washington Sundar takes full advantage, punishing a series of short deliveries with a boundary and a towering six over mid-wicket. The pressure mounts further when a no-ball results in another four, giving Titans a free hit which they continue to capitalize on. Sundar dominates the over with aggressive strokeplay before Gill joins the party, smashing a straight six off a full toss. Though Vipraj manages to beat Gill on the final ball, the damage is already done in what turns out to be a game-changing over for Gujarat.

Gujarat Titans 133/2 after 12 overs

Gujarat Titans continue to build steadily as Washington Sundar capitalizes on a rare loose delivery from Natarajan. After a series of singles from both ends, Natarajan drifts one down the leg side and Sundar smartly shuffles across, helping it over short fine leg for a boundary. The rest of the over is controlled with clever variations in pace, forcing the batters to rely on strike rotation. Gill continues to anchor the innings with calm nudges, while Sundar complements him well. Another productive over for Titans as they maintain a strong run rate without taking undue risks.

Gujarat Titans 110/2 after 11 overs

Shubman Gill injects momentum back into the innings with a powerful start to Kuldeep Yadav’s over, launching a massive slog-sweep for six over backward square leg. It’s a statement shot that sets the tone as Gujarat Titans bring up the 100-run mark at the halfway stage. Despite that early boundary, Kuldeep does well to recover by keeping the ball flighted and forcing both Gill and Washington Sundar to settle for singles. The duo rotates strike efficiently, ensuring the scoreboard keeps moving without taking unnecessary risks.

T Natarajan delivers a tidy over, applying the brakes after the wicket in the previous over. Sticking to hard lengths and mixing in the occasional slower ball, he doesn’t allow either Shubman Gill or Washington Sundar to break free. The batters manage to rotate strike with singles almost every ball, but there are no boundaries on offer. Gill looks composed, guiding the ball into gaps, while Sundar mirrors the approach with calm nudges into the leg and off side. A controlled over from Natarajan, helping the bowling side stabilize things after Buttler’s dismissal.

Gujarat Titans 90/2 after 9 overs.

Just when Gujarat Titans were cruising, Kuldeep Yadav delivers a crucial breakthrough by removing the dangerous Jos Buttler. After Buttler starts the over with a single, Kuldeep cleverly varies his pace and deceives him with a slower, shorter delivery. Attempting an aggressive pull, Buttler is through the shot too early and misses it completely as the ball crashes into the stumps, ending a brilliant knock of 52 off 27 balls. Washington Sundar walks in and gets going with a composed approach, rotating strike before finishing the over with a commanding boundary straight down the ground. Gill continues to tick along with singles, but this wicket gives the bowling side a much-needed opening after a dominant phase from Titans.

Gujarat Titans beging the 7th over on a commanding note with Jos Buttler leading the charge in style. The over begins with the pair rotating strike and also bringing up a solid 50-run partnership. Buttler then reaches a sensational half-century (24 balls), clipping one into the leg-side and coming back for two, capping off a breathtaking knock filled with aggressive strokeplay. His innings is already studded with multiple sixes, putting him among the top powerplay hitters for the franchise. Shubman Gill, relatively quiet till now, gets into the act with a crisp boundary through extra cover and rotates strike efficiently. Axar Patel manages to keep things relatively controlled apart from that boundary, but the damage has already been done as Titans are firmly on top with momentum in their favour.

Gujarat Titans 77/1 after 7 overs.

After the previous over’s carnage, Lungi Ngidi does well to regain some control and stem the flow of runs. He mixes his pace cleverly, using slower balls and dipping deliveries to keep Jos Buttler in check. Buttler does manage to sneak in a boundary, muscling a dipping full-toss past mid-wicket, but otherwise finds it difficult to pierce the field. There are a few dot balls, including one where he’s beaten by the late dip and another where a quick single is denied. The over ends with just a single, making it a much-needed breather for the bowling side after the earlier assault.

Gujarat Titans 68/1 after 6 overs

Jos Buttler completely turns the game on its head with a brutal assault on Mukesh Kumar, plundering 23 runs in the over. He starts with an innovative lap shot over fine leg for six, setting the tone for what follows. Mukesh errs in length again, and Buttler capitalizes with a monstrous 96-meter six straight down the ground. Even when Mukesh tries to adjust, Buttler remains in total control, flicking one nonchalantly for four and then carving another full delivery over cover for yet another maximum. A rare dot ball does little to slow him down as he finishes the over with a single. This is a statement over from Buttler, shifting momentum heavily in Gujarat Titans’ favour.

Gujarat Titans 63/1 after 5 overs.

Jos Buttler shifts gears and puts Axar Patel under immediate pressure in his first over. He starts in style, going inside-out over cover for a boundary, and follows it up with a massive six down the ground, showcasing his aggressive intent against spin. Axar tries to pull things back by varying his pace and length, but Buttler continues to find gaps and rotate strike. Gill chips in with a single as well, keeping the flow intact. Despite Axar managing to avoid further damage after the early blows, it’s Buttler who clearly dominates the over, ensuring Gujarat Titans maintain their momentum.

Gujarat Titans 40/1 after 4 overs

It turns into an eventful over from Mukesh Kumar as he not only provides the crucial breakthrough but also creates a moment of concern behind the stumps. The over begins with a wide down the leg side before Mukesh strikes immediately after, dismissing Sai Sudharsan who chops one back onto his stumps while attempting a cut.

The new man, Jos Buttler, takes a couple of deliveries to settle in, cautiously defending and getting a feel of the pitch. But he soon makes his intent clear, smashing a floaty delivery straight down the ground for a towering six. There’s a brief pause in play as the wicketkeeper takes a blow to his finger off a wayward delivery down leg, requiring physio attention. Despite the early wicket, Titans manage to end the over with a bit of momentum thanks to Buttler’s aggressive stroke.

Gujarat Titans 27/1 after 3 overs

Mukesh Kumar provides the early breakthrough for his side, removing the in-form Sai Sudharsan right at the start of the over. After beginning with a wayward delivery down the leg side that is called a wide, Mukesh adjusts smartly by shortening his length and angling the ball across the left-hander. Sudharsan, looking to cut, fails to get into position and ends up chopping the ball onto his stumps. The timber is disturbed, and the zing bails light up, ending a brisk knock of 12 off just 7 balls. A timely wicket for the bowling side just as Gujarat Titans were looking to build momentum.

Gujarat Titans 19/1 after 2.1 overs

Sai Sudharsan continues to look in sublime touch as Gujarat Titans build on their steady start. Lungi Ngidi errs with an overpitched delivery early in the over, and Sudharsan makes him pay with a beautifully timed drive through cover for four. Ngidi pulls his length back after that, tightening his lines, but the batters keep the scoreboard moving with smart strike rotation. Gill looks composed, defending and finding gaps when possible, while Sudharsan adds another single to retain strike. It’s a controlled over from Ngidi overall, but Titans still manage to keep the momentum ticking.

Gujarat Titans 18/0 after 2 overs.

Gujarat Titans get off to a confident start in the opening over against Mukesh Kumar, making early use of anything loose on offer. Sai Sudharsan begins with a classy boundary, neatly clipping one off his pads through mid-wicket. Mukesh tries to adjust his lines but continues to offer width, allowing Sudharsan and Shubman Gill to rotate strike comfortably with singles. Gill then produces the shot of the over, a crisp back-foot drive past backward point for four, showcasing excellent timing. While there’s a hint of moisture in the pitch as predicted, aiding the pacers slightly, Titans manage to navigate the first over without trouble and keep the scoreboard ticking nicely.

GT 11/0 after 1 over.

Shubman Gill(c), Sai Sudharsan, Jos Buttler(w), Washington Sundar, Glenn Phillips, Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Kagiso Rabada, Mohammed Siraj, Ashok Sharma.

Impact subs: Prasidh Krishna, Jason Holder, Manav Suthar, Jayant Yadav, Anuj Rawat.

KL Rahul(w), Pathum Nissanka, Nitish Rana, Vipraj Nigam, Axar Patel(c), David Miller, Tristan Stubbs, Kuldeep Yadav, Lungi Ngidi, T Natarajan, Mukesh Kumar.

Impact subs: Ashutosh Sharma, Auqib Nabi Dar, Sameer Rizvi, Dushmantha Chameera, Karun Nair.

“It's much better (on his neck issue), it's something similar (to what happened in the Test against South Africa). We were going to bat first anyway, if the weather stays this way, there will be no dew in the second innings. It's all about assessing the conditions, we have good opening partnerships (with Sai Sudharsan) and hopefully, we will put runs on the board. It's all about clicking in one game, we lost the last game by a small margin. Hopefully, we will sort out our batting. KK (Kumar Kushagra) sits out for me, rest is unchanged.”

“We will bowl first. We've chased well in the last two matches and this is a fresh wicket. It's been raining; there could be some moisture. Bowl first, have a look at the wicket, restrict them and chase down the score. We look at the match-ups, making it as difficult as possible for the batters and choose the best possible bowlers. Same XI for us.”

The rain has stayed away so far, and Delhi Capitals have won the toss and opted to field first against Gujarat Titans.

Hosts Delhi Capitals checked in to the Arun Jaitley Stadium a few minutes ago.

Both the teams can be seen going through their warm-ups ahead of the DC vs GT match at Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi. All signs point towards a toss taking place on time.

According to Cricbuzz, the condition is quite windy and pleasant at the moment, and there are no signs of rain at the moment. There was a prediction for some showers in the afternoon, but there was no such rain.

There's less than one hour to go for the match between Delhi Capitals and Gujarat Titans in New Delhi, and both the teams have arrived at he Arun Jaitley Stadium.