Heinrich Klaasen's 39-ball 105* propels SRH to 278

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IPL 2025: Honour To Be Compared To ABD, But I Want To Be My Player, Says CSK's Dewald Brevis

Chennai Super Kings: Dewald Brevis continued to dazzle fans with his innovative batting and power-hitting as he smashed a 23-ball 57, his second half-century of the season, to help Chennai Super Kings end their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 with a comprehensive defeat of table-toppers Gujarat Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium here on Sunday. Later, the young South African batter acknowledged the long-standing comparisons between him and one of the most successful Proteas batters in IPL history, AB De Villiers, but said he would like to be known for his own style of batting. Brevis fifty, which earned him the Player of the Match honour, propelled Chennai Super Kings to a massive score of 230 and ultimately resulted in an 83-run win over Gujarat Titans at the Narendra Modi Stadium. In the post-match presentation, Brevis said that while being compared to the RCB legend is an honour, he wants to be his own player. I am happy, I am enjoying the game, having fun out there. Need to be myself. I have been the kid who has always enjoyed the moment while playing out there. I kept telling my mind, 'it's cool, not warm (conditions)'. I needed to play an innings like that, very grateful for it. I need to keep playing, that's what everyone has said. AB is someone I look up to; he has helped to improve my game, but I want to be my own player. It's an honour to be compared to AB de Villiers, said Brevis. Brevis was signed as a replacement for Gurjapneet Singh towards the end of the tournament and has played only six games this season, but he still managed to score 225 runs at a strike rate of 180. While Brevis handled matters with the bat, it was Noor Ahmad who reclaimed the Purple Cap with three wickets on the day, taking his season tally to 24 wickets and cleaning up GTs middle and lower order. The Afghan bowler said cricket is about ups and downs, but CSK will come back stronger next season, after finishing dead last in this edition. While Brevis handled matters with the bat, it was Noor Ahmad who reclaimed the Purple Cap with three wickets on the day, taking his season tally to 24 wickets and cleaning up GTs middle and lower order. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Article Source: IANS

IPL 2024: 83-run Defeat To CSK Is A 'bitter Pill To Swallow' For GT, Says Gill

Chennai Super Kings: Gujarat Titans skipper Shubman Gill described as a 'bitter pill to swallow' his side's 83-run defeat to the Chennai Super Kings in their final league match of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 at the Narendra Modi Stadium here on Sunday. With this defeat, GTs hopes of finishing among the top 2 in the points table are in serious jeopardy. The winner of the clash between Mumbai Indians and Punjab Kings, on Monday, will move past them in the Standings, and Royal Challengers Bengaluru could push them down further into an Eliminator spot with a win over Lucknow Super Giants in the final league game of the season. Analysing the match, Gill, who has been recently appointed as India's Test captain, said things got out of hand in the power-play in the first innings when CSK posted their joint-best total. The game pretty much went away from us in the power-play. We never really came back in the game; 230 is a big target. Teams that are already eliminated don't have anything to lose. We were not able to stay calm under pressure, he said in the post-match presentation on Sunday. It's very important to control runs in the middle overs. If you don't pick wickets, it's always going to be challenging. This one would be a hard pill to swallow for us. But on the bright side, we have two or three important games for us. Fortunately for me, going back to my hometown, added Gill, who hails from Chandigarh, where the Challenger 1 and Eliminator matches will be played at the New PCA Stadium in Mullanpur. Although Gujarat Titans were one of the best teams in the first 2/3rd of the league phase, they have ended the season with two losses on the trot. Throughout the 2025 season, GT have heavily relied on their firing top three of Sai Sudharsan, Gill and Jos Buttler which prompted many to ask the question, what would happen if GT were dealt with early wickets. CSK became the first team to ask that question of the home side at the Narendra Modi Stadium, and the result will be a cause for concern for the 2022 champions heading into the playoffs. Throughout the 2025 season, GT have heavily relied on their firing top three of Sai Sudharsan, Gill and Jos Buttler which prompted many to ask the question, what would happen if GT were dealt with early wickets. Also Read: LIVE Cricket Score Article Source: IANS

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