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WATCH: Sai Sudharsan Out Hit Wicket Twice! Gill Sinks To Knees After Crazy Mullanpur Wicket

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  • Sai Sudharsan dismissed hit wicket for second consecutive playoff.
  • Bat slipped hitting stumps after Sudharsan hit boundary.
  • Rare dismissal repeats previous playoff match incident.
  • Gujarat Titans nears IPL final despite freak dismissal.

GT vs RR Highlights: Gujarat Titans opener Sai Sudharsan left the global cricket community completely stunned after being dismissed hit wicket for the second consecutive playoff match during the crucial IPL 2026 Qualifier 2 encounter against Rajasthan Royals tonight. The incredibly rare technical mishap mirrors his tragic dismissal against Royal Challengers Bengaluru earlier in the week, triggering immense disbelief across the Mullanpur stands.

Shocking Mishap Even After Hitting A Boundary

The astonishing incident occurred unexpectedly during the thirteenth over of the second innings. Facing slow bowler Brijesh Sharma, the elegant left-handed batsman sliced a low full toss outside off-stump cleanly behind square.

Although the ball raced away to the boundary fence, the bat slipped completely out of his grip. The willow fell directly onto the stumps, dislodging the bails to end his brilliant knock.

Skipper Shubman Gill sank to his knees in utter disbelief at the non-striker’s end. Commentator Ravi Shastri memorably questioned the security of his grip on air, asking where the glue was.

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A Sequence of Playoff Dismissals

The technical heartbreak marks an unprecedented sequence of events for the young opener. Sudharsan departed after scoring a fluent fifty-eight runs off thirty-two deliveries, including eight boundaries and a single six.

The freak dismissal closely mirrors his previous departure against Royal Challengers Bengaluru, where the bat similarly slipped out when opening the face. This recurring grip issue has now broken a dangerous partnership.

While the breakthrough gives Rajasthan Royals a faint glimmer of hope, the intervention comes very late. Gujarat Titans now require less than fifty additional runs to secure their final berth.

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