The third umpire took ample time to declare Shubman Gill out! It happened when Shubman Gill tried steal a run, but Harshal Patel at the short fine leg was too fast to pick up the ball and throw it to the SRH keeper, Henrich Klassen. And the confusion rose here. Shubman was way far from the crease, but the dilemma was if the ball was gloved or not! On receiving the ball, Klassen, without even turning his back, threw it to the stumps. To the naked eye, it looked like the ball slipped out of the glove when the bails lit up. The third umpire looked closely, literally examining if the ball's trajectory had deviated after the bails lit up. Watching the slight deviation, the third umpire called him dismissed. But it did not go well with him. He literally walked up to the umpires asking for clarifications. Shubman Gill walked out scoring 76 runs off 36 balls, hitting 10 boundaries and 2 sixes, maintaining a strike rate of 200. Watch the video here: What's your take? 👇✍🏻#ShubmanGill seen having a word with the umpire after being given out by the third umpire on a tight call! 👀Watch the LIVE action ➡ https://t.co/RucOdyBVUf#IPLonJioStar 👉 #GTvSRH | LIVE NOW on SS-1, SS- 1 Hindi & JioHotstar! pic.twitter.com/TPiALXJu8O — Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) May 2, 2025 Read also: KCA Suspends Sreesanth for 3 Years, Plans to Sue Samson’s Father Gill, Buttler Fire; GT 224 Gujarat Titans posted a commanding total of 224/6 in their 20 overs, powered by explosive half-centuries from Shubman Gill (76 off 38) and Jos Buttler (64 off 37). Sai Sudharsan also chipped in with a fiery 48 off just 23 balls. The team maintained a high run rate of 11.20 throughout the innings. Jaydev Unadkat was the standout bowler, claiming 3 wickets in the final over and finishing with figures of 3/35. Zeeshan Ansari and Pat Cummins picked up one wicket each. Despite conceding heavily, Unadkat’s death-over brilliance helped SRH restrict GT from breaching the 230-run mark.