IPL: Rashid, Shubman power Gujarat Titans to crushing 77-run win over RR

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Gujarat Titans secured a commanding 77-run victory over Rajasthan Royals, propelled by Shubman Gill's explosive 84 and Rashid Khan's match-winning 4/33 spell. Titans posted a season-high 229/4, with Gill and Sai Sudharsan building a formidable opening stand. Royals faltered chasing the target, collapsing under Rashid's brilliance and succumbing to 152 all out.

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IPL: Rashid, Shubman power Gujarat Titans to crushing 77-run win over RR

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