Watch: Angry Shubman Gill almost takes down Nicholas Pooran with a brutal throw during GT vs LSG clash in IPL 2025

Gujarat Titans skipper Shubman Gill was at his furious best during the game against Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. The match between the two teams took place at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Thursday. 

Shubman Gill's Gujarat Titans, who are at the top of the table, were put to a test during the game against Lucknow Super Giants, especially with the ball. The bowling lineup came under massive pressure, especially at a time when Mitchell Marsh and Nicholas Pooran were batting. 

The frustration was visible on the face of Shubman Gill as he almost took down Nicholas Pooran with a brutal throw. The incident happened during the 13th over of the first innings when Prasidh Krishna was bowling to Nicholas Pooran and the batter played a push straight down for a single. 

However, Shubman Gill, who was stationed there picked the ball and threw it towards the wicketkeeper, Jos Buttler. Nicholas Pooran, who was there managed to escape by the whisker as he defended his head with his hand. 

Watch: Shubman Gill takes down Nicholas Pooran with a brutal throw during GT vs LSG clash in IPL 2025 

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Asked to bat, Lucknow Super Giants had another dream start to their innings as the opening pair of Mitchell Marsh (117) and Aiden Markram (36) continued their golden form. They added 91 runs for the first wicket, and after that, it was Nicholas Pooran (56*), who slammed a brutal fifty and batted till the end. 

Marsh, at the other end, registered a magnificent century as he, along with Pooran, added 121 runs for the second wicket to put Gujarat bowlers under massive pressure. Skipper Rishabh Pant (16*), in the end, finished the innings on high as LSG posted a massive total of 235 for two. 

Chasing the target, Gujarat Titans had a decent start to their innings as Shubman Gill (35) and Sai Sudharsan (21) added 46 runs for the opening partnership. Jos Buttler (33), at three, played a vital hand, too, but after his wicket, Gujarat's middle order came to a test as the top three got out under 100 for the first time in the tournament. 

However, Shahrukh Khan (57) and Sherfane Rutherford (38) aced that challenge brilliantly as they stitched 86 runs for the fourth wicket to put LSG under pressure. However, William ORourke (3/27) changed the game in his team's favour with two wickets in one over. 

After that, LSG kept taking wickets at regular intervals and restricted Gujarat to 202 for nine to win the game by 33 runs.