Delhi Capitals vs Gujarat Titans, 14th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - HighlightsDC vs GT, 14th Match, Indian Premier League 2026 - Highlights

Mukesh Kumar to Glenn Phillips, FOUR, Phillips finishes off with a boundary. Mukesh misses his yorker and dishes out length outside off, Phillips throws everything behind the lofted drive and sends it bouncing over the deep extra cover fence

Mukesh Kumar to Rahul Tewatia, 1 run, direct hit and Tewatia was gone. He had given up and not even in the frame. Very full delivery, close to yorker length and Tewatia digs it to mid-off. Phillips calls for the risky single and Tewatia responds. Axar swoops down and has a shy at the non-striker's end, but fails to hit the target

Mukesh Kumar to Washington Sundar, out Caught by Nitish Rana!! This is good bowling from Mukesh after being hit for a six first ball. This is a low full toss and Washington tries his best to get under, he even crouches low but all he could manage was a miscued loft towards mid-off. Rana moves around from extra cover and takes a simple catch. A fine knock from Washington ends in the final over. Washington Sundar c Nitish Rana b Mukesh Kumar 55(32) [4s-6 6s-2]

Mukesh Kumar to Glenn Phillips, SIX, that's more like it from Phillips and the Titans. They are getting the move on. Length delivery from Mukesh and Phillips does not miss out, heaves it high and all the way over deep mid-wicket

Natarajan to Washington Sundar, FOUR, that's a good end to the over. Follows the six with a four. Natarajan misses his yorker by a couple of inches and that is enough, Washington drills it straight back past Natarajan and beats the two fielders converging in the deep

Natarajan to Washington Sundar, SIX, finally a boundary. There was a lull in the last couple of overs and the Titans needed this badly. Fifty for Washington. His maiden IPL half-century and it has taken him a while. He raises his bat and soaks in the applause of his team mates in the dugout. Natarajan gifts his state mate a juicy full toss, Washington crouches low and heaves it in front of square, getting enough for the ball to land beyond the deep square leg fence

Lungi Ngidi to Shubman Gill, out Caught by Nitish Rana!! Ngidi breaks the partnership. A fine knock from Gill comes to an end. This is a classic Ngidi wicket these days. He has outfoxed the Titans captain with the slower delivery. The ball dips outside off and Gill is through the shot, he skies it straight up and Rana moves to his right near extra cover, settles under it and hangs on. This is a massive blow for the Titans as Gill had upped the ante and was looking dangerous. Shubman Gill c Nitish Rana b Lungi Ngidi 70(45) [4s-4 6s-5]

Kuldeep Yadav to Shubman Gill, no run, Gujarat Titans lose a review. Googly that lands around off and spins away, Gill thinks it is a wide and decides to let it go. But the ball was within the wide marker. And even though Washington said no, Gill decided to challenge the onfield call and loses his side a review

Kuldeep Yadav to Shubman Gill, SIX, second six in the over. This is floated up, 81.4ks one of the slowest Kuldeep has bowled, but it is overpitched and Gill bangs it straight down the ground. He sends it crashing into the sightscreen

Kuldeep Yadav to Shubman Gill, SIX, that's a gift from Kuldeep. He went seam-up and down leg, 113ks short of length delivery, Gill stays inside the line and helps it along over backward square leg. There was pace on offer and Gill made used of that

Natarajan to Shubman Gill, no run, slower short ball outside off, Gill tries his best to reach it but doesn't connect. It was a close one but once again Rahul does not want it checked. In fact, Delhi Capitals have reviewed. They will have to check the line and height. The ball is on the line, some part is inside it. Is that enough? Yes. The decision is reversed. The height was fine as well..

Natarajan to Shubman Gill, FOUR, 117.5ks slower short of length delivery, sits up nicely for Gill and he does not miss out, gets on top of the bounce and nails the pull in front of square, one bounce and over the ropes

Lungi Ngidi to Shubman Gill, FOUR, fifty for Gill. Back fit and into the team, the skipper is leading from the front. He played second fiddle when Buttler is teeing off and now has stepped up himself. Raises his bat and soaks in the applause of his team mates. This is an excellent shot - another dipping slower ball, Gill bends down, takes it on the full and swipes it towards deep mid-wicket, beating the fielder's dive near the rope

Axar Patel to Washington Sundar, FOUR, Washington is nailing the pull shot. He is quick to pick the shortish length, clears his front leg and gets a clean swing of the bat, smashes it in front of square and beats the diving long-on fielder

Axar Patel to Shubman Gill, 1 run, did that carry? Excellent effort by Miller. Gill comes down the track, does not get to the pitch but goes through with the loft, hits it flat and towards long-on. Miller runs in and dives, gets fingertips to it before the ball rolls in front of him. He was charging in full speed and could not quite get his fingers under the ball

Kuldeep Yadav to Shubman Gill, SIX, Gill launches Kuldeep into the stands. 90.2ks touch quicker and at the stumps, but the length allowed Gill to get under it - he kneels down and slog sweeps it towards deep mid-wicket

Vipraj Nigam to Shubman Gill, SIX, now Gill has a piece of Vipraj. He gets a full toss and Gill goes straight down the ground. Very minimal followthrough of the bat and the ball lands in front of the sightscreen. This is a momentum-shifting over..

Vipraj Nigam to Washington Sundar, SIX, Vipraj being taken to the cleaners. They can't change the field as it is the same batter, so Vipraj decides to go round the wicket, but the length is short again and it is easy pickings for Washington, he rocks back and hammers the pull into the deep mid-wicket stand

Vipraj Nigam to Washington Sundar, no ball, FOUR, almost a repeat of the previous shot. Vipraj is not getting his line right and is being punished. Washington uses the depth of the crease and nails the pull to the exact same region. To make matters worse, Vipraj has overstepped. Free-hit coming up..

Vipraj Nigam to Washington Sundar, FOUR, this is a proper drag down and Washington puts it away. This was short and outside off, Washington rocks back and pulls it in front of square, picking the gap between deep mid-wicket and long-on

Natarajan to Washington Sundar, FOUR, this is right where Washington likes it and he does not miss out. Natarajan strays down leg, Washington shuffles inside the line and helps it along over short fine with a pull

Kuldeep Yadav to Washington Sundar, 1 run, flighted delivery on middle and leg, worked wide of mid-wicket for a single

Kuldeep Yadav to Shubman Gill, SIX, massive, too full and too straight from Kuldeep - Gill gets down low, picks the length early and then plays the slog-sweep, high and deep into the stands at backward square leg

Kuldeep Yadav to Washington Sundar, FOUR, drilled, Kuldeep gets too full and it's put away with ease by Sundar - gets a good stride forward, meets it on the half-volley and then hammers it back past the non-strikder. Beats the two men in the deep to a nicety

Kuldeep Yadav to Jos Buttler, out Bowled!! Cleaned up! Kuldeep slows down the pace and gets rid of the dangerous Jos Buttler - was dragged short and Buttler rocked back on the pull - the ball never came on and Buttler is through with the shot, swings across the line and misses it completely. The ball ball goes on to clatter into the middle-stump. Jos Buttler b Kuldeep Yadav 52(27) [4s-3 6s-5]

Axar Patel to Shubman Gill, FOUR, beautifully played, Axar tosses one just outside off - Gill stays leg-sided and then goes inside out over extra-cover, couple of bounces and over the ropes

Axar Patel to Jos Buttler, 2 runs, tossed up on middle, Buttler goes right back and clips it into the gap wide of mid-wicket, comes back for the second and brings up Buttler's 50

Axar Patel to Jos Buttler, 1 run, flighted delivery on off, punched past the diving cover fielder for a single, brings up the 50-run stand

Lungi Ngidi to Jos Buttler, FOUR, the slower dipping full-toss, but it's still a tad too high and Buttler shovels it past the diving mid-wicket fielder for a boundary

Mukesh Kumar to Jos Buttler, SIX, cracking shot, Buttler is dealing in boundaries at the moment - runs down the pitcdh, makes room to a full ball and then carves it high over cover for another maximum

Mukesh Kumar to Jos Buttler, FOUR, Buttler is looking in sublime touch, Mukesh follows Buttler as he backed away - but it's a nonchalant flick and he beats mid-wicket to his left

Mukesh Kumar to Jos Buttler, SIX, massive, that's into the final tier - overpitched by Mukesh, Buttler leans forward, not a big stride as he swipes it through the line, sends it high and into the stands for a 96m six

Mukesh Kumar to Jos Buttler, SIX, cheeky and six, short of a length and at the stumps - Buttler shuffles across uses Mukesh's pace and then laps it over fine leg for a maximum

Axar Patel to Jos Buttler, SIX, massive, fraction too full from Axar - Buttler clears his front-leg and then lifts it through the line. A clean hit and the ball sails into the stands at long-on

Axar Patel to Jos Buttler, FOUR, crunched, tossed up just outside off - Buttler prods forward and then goes inside out over cover, almost went all the way, bouncing in front of the ropes

Mukesh Kumar to Jos Buttler, SIX, hammered, a floaty delivery around off, Buttler walks forward and then drives it through the line, a clean swing of the bat and the ball sails into the stands at long-on

Mukesh Kumar to Sai Sudharsan, out Bowled!! Chopped on! Mukesh strikes early once again, shortened the length and pushed one across the left-hander - Sai Sudharsan's feet hardly moved as he rocked back on the cut, the bat comes down at an angle and he drags an inside edge, on the bounce and the zing bails light up. Sai Sudharsan b Mukesh Kumar 12(7) [4s-2]

Lungi Ngidi to Sai Sudharsan, FOUR, creamed, overpitched and wide of off - Sudharsan leans across, lets the ball come and then caresses the drive past cover, runs away across the fast outfield

Mukesh Kumar to Shubman Gill, FOUR, beautifully played, short of a good length and just outside off - Gill stays on the back-foot and then powers the drive past backward point, races away to the square boundary

Mukesh Kumar to Sai Sudharsan, FOUR, lovely, short of a good length and at the pads, Sai Sudharsan leans across, lets the ball come and then clips it past mid-wicket for a boundary