Matches (15)
IND v AUS (1)
Asian Games (M) (2)
Marsh Cup (1)
County DIV1 (5)
County DIV2 (4)
BAN v NZ (1)
ENG v IRE (1)
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GT

214/4
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CSK

(15/15 ov, T:171) 171/5

Super Kings won by 5 wickets (with 0 balls remaining) (DLS method)

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233/3
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MI

(18.2/20 ov, T:234) 171

Titans won by 62 runs

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CSK

172/7
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(20 ov, T:173) 157

Super Kings won by 15 runs

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RCB

197/5
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(19.1/20 ov, T:198) 198/4

Titans won by 6 wickets (with 5 balls remaining)

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GT

188/9
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SRH

(20 ov, T:189) 154/9

Titans won by 34 runs

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MI

218/5
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(20 ov, T:219) 191/8

Mumbai won by 27 runs

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227/2
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LSG

(20 ov, T:228) 171/7

Titans won by 56 runs

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RR

118
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(13.5/20 ov, T:119) 119/1

Titans won by 9 wickets (with 37 balls remaining)

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130/8
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(20 ov, T:131) 125/6

Capitals won by 5 runs

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KKR

179/7
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(17.5/20 ov, T:180) 180/3

Titans won by 7 wickets (with 13 balls remaining)

Gujarat Titans

Captain: Hardik Pandya
Coach: Ashish Nehra
Home ground: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad
IPL titles: 1 (2022)
Owners: CVC Capital Partners

Gujarat Titans were one of two new teams introduced ahead of the 2022 season. CVC Capital Partners won the franchise bid for Rs 5625 crore (approx US$750 million). They picked Hardik Pandya, Rashid Khan and Shubman Gill ahead of the 2022 auction. Pandya was named captain. Ashish Nehra was appointed head coach, Gary Kirsten mentor and batting coach, and Vikram Solanki director of cricket.

Season by season


2022 - champions
Titans became only the second team after Rajasthan Royals to win the title in their first season. They topped the league stage, with ten wins from 14 games, then beat Royals in Qualifier 1 to make the final, where they again defeated Royals on their home ground, in front of 104,859 spectators.

2023 - runners up
All season, Titans looked the best team on show, with Mohammed Shami and Rashid Khan taking bagfuls of wickets and opener Shubman Gill peaking in a blaze of batting form towards the pointy end. But MS Dhoni's CSK crew bested them twice in the final three matches to snatch the title from Titans' grasp.

Key players


Hardik Pandya
Since his IPL debut in 2015, Pandya had only ever played for Mumbai Indians, for whom he made 1476 runs and picked up 42 wickets. Gujarat Titans picked him up for Rs 15 crore (US$ 1.9 million approx) and in his first season for them he made 487 runs at a strike rate over 130 and picked up eight wickets while leading them to the title.He didn't perform all that impressively with bat or ball in 2023, but his gun team ensured his contributions were not missed.

Rashid Khan
In his first season for Titans, he took 19 wickets - the second most for them - apart from scoring crucial runs at a strike rate of over 200 to help finish matches, enhancing his reputation as a multi-utility player. In 2023, he and team-mate Mohammed Shami were neck and neck in the battle for the purple cap for most of the season, before Rashid finished with 27, one fewer than Shami.

David Miller
Miller had his best IPL to date in 2022 and made 481 runs at an average of over 68 and a strike rate of 142.72, bringing his finishing prowess to the fore. He enjoyed the backing of the team and won matches from improbable situations. In 2023 he didn't fare quite so well, but it was a sign of how strong Titans were that they made it to the final nevertheless.

Mohammed Shami
Titans paid Rs 6.25 crore (about US$826,000) for Shami at auction and he was a rock for them in their first two seasons, taking 48 wickets at an economy of 8 runs an over. In 2023, when they finished runners-up, he topped the wicket-takers' list for the season, with 28 wickets.