Jos Buttler broke his lean run in T20s by scoring a fluent half-century against Delhi Capitals. The experienced opener took charge early in the powerplay, smashing a 24-ball fifty that gave his team, Gujarat Titans, the upper hand. Buttler’s aggressive approach turned the tide after the early dismissal of Sai Sudharsan. He took on lead pacer Mukesh Kumar, hitting three sixes in an over to regain momentum. Ravichandran Ashwin suggested that Axar Patel should bring himself into the attack to counter Buttler’s onslaught. Despite Axar’s entry, Buttler continued to dominate, hitting him for a four and a six immediately. Buttler’s knock of 52 off 27 balls included five sixes and three fours before he was dismissed by Kuldeep Yadav. Delhi Capitals won the toss and chose to bowl, with GT making changes to their lineup. Buttler’s innings ended his dry spell in T20s, showcasing his fine form and aggressive intent.
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