Gujrat Titans took on the challenging task of chasing down a formidable target of 198 runs, but their journey began with an early setback as Wriddhiman Saha made his way back to the pavilion, courtesy of the brilliance displayed by Wayne Parnell. However, Subhman Gill and Vijay Shankar took charge in the middle overs, steadily steering the innings and providing Gujrat with a solid foundation. Vijay Shankar was fortunate enough to find the boundary ropes on a few occasions and reached his half-century in 35 deliveries. On the other hand, Subhman Gill showcased an exceptional batting display throughout the innings, recording back-to-back centuries. His knock of 104 runs off 52 balls outshone even the great Virat Kohli, ultimately leading Gujrat to knock Royal Challengers Bangalore out of the tournament.

The playoff hopes of Royal Challengers Bangalore were hanging by a thread, and their final league game was further delayed due to rain. Once the match finally commenced, it was Virat Kohli who single-handedly anchored RCB's innings, displaying his vintage form and smashing an unbeaten century. Kohli's magnificent knock of 101 runs off 61 deliveries propelled RCB to a total of 197/5 in their allotted 20 overs. During his masterclass performance, Kohli struck an impressive 13 fours and a six. Noor Ahmad stood out in GT's bowling attack, claiming two crucial wickets.

In essence, the match at the Chinnaswamy stadium witnessed a high-scoring encounter, with both teams registering centuries. However, it was the relatively slow performance in the middle overs by Royal Challengers Bangalore that proved costly, as it resulted in the team missing out on crucial runs towards the end of their innings.