3.4 OUT! TAKEN! Jansen draws first blood for the Kings. He slants the full ball around the leg stump line and it slightly straightens off the pitch a bit as well. Sai Sudharsan gets the front foot across, probably trying to flick it with that angle, but gets it sliced and chipped off the top edge to mid off. In fact, the bat gets twisted at the point of contact as well. The ball dips to the right of Shreyas Iyer there, but the Punjab skipper does well to get low and take the catch. The Titans are 37/1. 37/1

9.3 OUT! TAKEN! Yuzvendra Chahal gets the big fish here. He gives this one some more flight, full and around middle. Shubman Gill looks to take it on. He gets down on one knee to play the slog sweep but does not get it from the middle of the bat. He ends up getting a lot more height than distance on the shot. The ball flies miles in the air towards deep mid-wicket, where Cooper Connolly settles under the high ball and takes a fine catch. Gujarat Titans are 83/2 now. 83/2

15.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Superb catch in the deep. Yuzvendra Chahal gets his second, and this is another big wicket for the Punjab Kings. This is floated, full and around middle, Jos Buttler skips down the track and tries to loft it down the ground. He gets it from the inside half of the bat, but the ball still looks to be clearing the fence. However, Xavier Bartlett had other ideas at long on. He settles himself and times his leap to perfection and plucks it out of thin air. Buttler cannot believe it and looks at the heavens in disappointment. GT are 129/4 and now have two new batters at the crease. 129/4

14 OUT! IN THE AIR AND CAUGHT! Vyshak breaks the 36-run partnership and is pumped up to bits. Phillips knew it straightaway after hitting the stroke. A smidge fuller in length, on the stumps. Glenn Phillips clears the front foot to create room and tries to pump it over the long off fence, but gets no timing on this one whatsoever and ends up airing it off the toe end. It sails straight towards Jansen, stationed there. He ain't dropping those and GT are 119/3 down now. 119/3

18.1 OUT! TAKEN IN THE DEEP! Vijaykumar Vyshak hits the deck hard, outside off, but gives no real pace on the ball. It is there to be put away and Washington Sundar slashes hard at it but fails to get any sort of power on the shot due to the lack of pace. The ball flies straight to deep point, where Arshdeep Singh takes a comfortable catch. GT lose half their side now and are falling apart here. Also, Vyshak is on a hat-trick now. 144/5

19 OUT! CAUGHT! Nothing seems to be going right for GT here. Vijaykumar Vyshak comes around the wicket, goes pace on and serves this full, on middle and leg. Shahrukh Khan opens up his stance and slogs it away towards the deep square leg fence. He connects well, but the ball just holds up in the wind. Arshdeep Singh, who is stationed there, keeps his eyes on the ball, moves to his right and takes a good catch. Gujarat Titans are 150/6 now. 150/6

1.2 OUT! TAKEN! Kagiso Rabada strikes early. He bangs this hard into the deck, keeping the line on the middle and off the stumps. Priyansh Arya looks to take it on and goes for the pull shot, but the ball just gets big on him. He mistimes it high in the air towards mid-wicket, where the debutant, Ashok Sharma, settles under it. It almost bobbles out but he manages to hold on to it near his chest. Arya fails to make much impact and PBKS are 7/1, chasing 163 runs. 7/1

9.3 OUT! IN THE AIR AND CAUGHT! Rashid ends this 76-run partnership and provides a big wicket that the Titans were desperate for. Fuller and flatter on the middle stump line. Prabhsimran Singh shimmies down the track and tries to loft it over the long on fielder, but fails to get underneath it cleanly and mistimes it straight to Prasidh Krishna stationed at long on. Prasidh takes a flat catch in the deep. Punjab Kings are 83/2, needing 80 runs from 63 balls. 83/2

12.1 OUT! CAUGHT! This is exactly why everyone was wondering where Prasidh Krishna is, as he has the knack of picking wickets. He comes in and strikes on his very first ball. This is fuller and down the leg side. Shreyas Iyer looks to pick it off and whip it away using his wrists, but maybe the injury plays its part here. He fails to get the timing and ends up hitting it straight to deep mid-wicket, where Washington Sundar makes no mistake. Iyer is absolutely livid with himself but has to walk back now. Punjab Kings are 110/3, still needing 53 runs in 47 balls. 110/3

13.1 OUT! TAKEN! Washington Sundar gets a wicket now, and suddenly the scene has changed a bit here. This is floated, full and around off, Nehal Wadhera goes inside out to loft it over cover but gets too close to the ball. He fails to get the elevation and hits it hard but straight to Shubman Gill at short cover, who takes a sharp catch. The Titans are pulling things back now. 113/4

14.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Prasidh Krishna's golden arm works again. He hits the length hard at around 137 clicks, on off, gets some extra bounce as well. Shashank Singh stays back and tries to run it down to third man, but only manages to get a thin outside edge behind, where Jos Buttler takes an easy catch. Punjab Kings have lost their last 3 wickets for just 8 runs, and GT are clawing their way back here. 118/5

14.4 OUT! TAKEN! What actually is happening here? Punjab Kings are losing their way here, and Prasidh Krishna gets his third now. He bangs this into the pitch and just outside off. Much like Shashank Singh, Marcus Stoinis tries to upper cut it towards third man, but does not go through the shot fully. He looks to time it but ends up giving an easy catch to Rashid Khan at third man. A two-baller for Stoinis and Punjab are feeling the pressure now. 118/6

17.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Thrown into the furnace, Ashok Sharma has provided a crucial breakthrough and has justified his captain's trust in him. A slower ball from Sharma, on a length, outside off. Marco Jansen backs away a bit to create room to go up and over cover, but ends up hitting it early and half-heartedly. Chips it to the right of cover where Shubman Gill takes a fine catch under pressure. Punjab Kings are 144/7, needing 19 runs from 14 balls. 144/7