Watch: Sai Sudharsan smashes T Natarajan for outrageous no-look six in DC vs GT clash

The 23-year-old Gujarat Titans (GT) left-handed batter Sai Sudharsan continued his purple patch with the bat in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 match against the Delhi Capitals (DC) on Sunday, May 18.

Sai Sudharsan also smashed the star Delhi Capitals (DC) left-arm pacer T Natarajan for a stupendous no-look six in the 60th match of IPL 2025 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.

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Sai Sudharsan demolished the DC bowling unit

Sudharsan has looked in red-hot form in the ongoing season of the Indian Premier League, and he has consistently scored runs for GT while opening the innings.

In the match against the Delhi Capitals, Sai Sudharsan slammed his sixth fifty-plus score of the season, which shows the kind of form he is in.

Sai Sudharsan is regarded as technically one of the best young batters, and he plays with a high strike rate alongside maintaining consistency in 20-over cricket.

Meanwhile, he stunned everyone with his epic six on the first ball of the 12th over, which was bowled by T Natarajan. The left-arm pacer bowled a full ball to Sai Sudharsan, angling into the middle and leg.

Sudharsan just flicked the ball emphatically while keeping his head down and watching the pitch to hit an unbelievable no-look six. Pacer T Natarajan was also left shell-shocked, seeing the youngster hit a sensational six.

Watch: Sai Sudharsan Launches Jaw-Dropping No-Look Six Off T Natarajan in DC vs GT Clash

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We have 3 matches left in the league phase; we are trying to win each one of them - Shubman Gill

Speaking at the toss, the Gujarat Titans (GT) skipper Shubman Gill said that they have worked hard on their fielding during the break and added that they are aiming to win the remainder of their league matches. He elaborated:

"KG (Rabada) comes back for us. That is a good sign and is a relief for us. Definitely, it has been a very good tournament for us so far. We have 3 matches left in the league phase; we are trying to win each one of them.

"That is the thing with each game in any tournament. We have to start fresh every time we take the field. So hopeful, this break helps us. Our fielding wasn't on the good side. We have worked on it during the break."

"Everyone is a professional. We are hoping that anyone who is coming back will put on a good performance. It looks like a good wicket. We have seen that in Delhi, whenever there is a fresh pitch, it is naturally a high-scoring surface. Just one change. Rabada comes in for Gerald Coetzee."

Meanwhile, the Delhi Capitals skipper Axar Patel said that their mindset has been very positive despite a major downfall in their performance. He elaborated:

"Dew will be a huge factor in this venue. Toss is never in your hands so we will bat well and then we will see how it goes. The mindset has been really positive. We will look to take one game at a time. We have not played good cricket in the last 6-7 games but still we are in a pretty strong position. We will look to play the way we had in the first half of the season and won't think much about the qualification scenario."

"Yes, some of the players had gone back home. I always respect personal decisions. In the team meeting I told everyone that I need 100% effort in the game rather than thinking much about what's happening off the field. We will look to execute our plans. We are playing with 3 spinners and 3 fast bowlers. Vipraj comes in place of Madhav and Fizz comes in place of Starc."