GT vs PBKS Live Cricket Score

6.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Rashid Khan strikes in his first over only! He bowls a googly, on a nagging length, from over the wicket, around off, Priyansh Arya shifts his weight to the back foot and looks to fetch it out to pull it to the leg side. He miscues it as the ball takes the top edge and goes towards cover where Sai Sudharsan takes a simple catch. Punjab Kings are 79/2. 79/2

3.1 OUT! TAKEN! Arshad Khan makes no mistake this time and Kagiso Rabada has his first wicket in GT colours! Rabada bends his back and bashes the deck hard, on off, on a hard length, Singh tries to flay it away on the off side but it gets miscued off the outer half of the bat. It flies all the way down to deep third where Khan moves to his right and crouches to take a reverse cup catch around his face. 28/1

10.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Sai Kishore picks up a big wicket for his side and Gujarat Titans have a much-needed breakthrough! He bowls an arm ball, from around the wicket, and keeps it fuller and on the pads. He doesn't give any room to the batter as Azmatullah Omarzai transfers his weight to the front foot and swings across the line. He miscues it towards deep mid-wicket where Arshad Khan takes an easy catch. Punjab Kings are 105/3. 105/3

10.4 OUT! LBW! Two in two for Sai Kishore! Glenn Maxwell is gone for a golden duck! He tosses it up and keeps it fuller again, into the line of the stumps. Glenn Maxwell looks to play a reverse sweep on the very first ball and misses the line. The ball hits him on the back leg and there has been a big appeal for LBW. The umpire raises his finger and Glenn Maxwell has a chat with the skipper at the other end and, in the end, doesn't take a review. Sai Kishore is on a hat-trick. Well, well, well, the Ball Tracking is in and it shows that the ball would have gone over the stumps. It did not look to be the case to the naked eye. 105/4

15.2 OUT! TAKEN! Sai Kishore has the last laugh here! He floats this up a bit, full and around off. Marcus Stoinis gets into position for the reverse paddle but just fails to get the elevation and the power on the shot. The ball loops up straight to short third where Arshad Khan takes a simple catch. Sai Kishore gets his third wicket and he has been superb for GT here. Punjab Kings are 162/5 now! 162/5

12.3 OUT! CAUGHT! A good catch by Shashank Singh, and that has ended the good inning of Sai Sudharsan! Arshdeep Singh provides the Punjab Kings a much-needed breakthrough. He bowls it on the pads and fuller, Sai Sudharsan picks it up and flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Shashank Singh runs in to his right and manages to hold on even as he tumbles over to his right. Sai falls for 74 (41). Gujarat Titans are 145/2 and they need 99 runs in the last 45 balls. 145/2

5.5 OUT! TAKEN! Glenn Maxwell gets the big fish, Shubman Gill! Maxi gives this one some air, full and around leg. Gill steps down the track to slog it over mid-wicket but only manages to get a leading edge. The ball loops in the air in front of covers where Priyansh Arya comes forward, stumbles a bit but manages to hold onto the catch in the end. Gill walks back for a quick-fire 33 off just 14 runs, and GT lose their first! 61/1

18 OUT! CHOPPED ON! Marco Jansen gets his man! A massive blow to the Gujarat Titans. Slanting away, on a length, on off, Jos Buttler swings for the hills. Gets an inside edge that crashes back into the leg stump. Jos walks off with a shake of the head. 199/3

19.4 OUT! DRAGGED ON! And that will do it for the Punjab Kings! Arshdeep Singh hurls it full, on off, Sherfane Rutherford crouches and looks to launch it downtown. Gets an inside edge that crashes back into the stumps. 225/5

19.1 OUT! RUN OUT! Rahul Tewatia falls and more than the wicket, it is a dot to start the over for the Punjab Kings. Low full toss, on off, Sherfane Rutherford looks to drill it away on the off side. The shot gets miscued towards the bowler. It goes on the bounce towards Singh, who sticks out his left hand. The ball grazes his left hand and goes on to hit the stumps at the bowling end. Tewatia is backing up too far and is caught well short. 217/4