Rashid Khan, who was hitting big, tried to pull a swagger with a no-look shot, but Yashaswi Jaiswal had other plans. Seeing the ball going towards his right, Jasiwal ran to that side and quickly dove full length, grabbing the ball. In the final ball of the 19th over, Tushar Despande came out clever with a slower one, back of a length and outside off at 113.7 kph. Rashi, trying to make room, walked across the stumps and attempted a cross-batted swipe with his front leg in the air. But Jaiswal, playing coy, grabbed it with both hands. Well, before leaving, the Afghan all-rounder added 12 runs with a boundary and a six. Watch the video here: No-look shot from Rashid but Jaiswal saw that coming 🦅🎥 Yashasvi Jaiswal pulls off a blinder to cut short Rashid Khan's cameo 🩷Updates ▶ https://t.co/raxxjzY9g7#TATAIPL | #GTvRR | @ybj_19 pic.twitter.com/VwRusWXkX0 — IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 9, 2025 Read also: Abhishek Dalhor Joins KKR as Net Bowler After ISPL Heroics Sudharsan Stars, GT Post 217 Gujarat Titans were sent in to bat first at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad and put on a strong total of 217/6 in 20 overs. Sai Sudharsan anchored the innings with a classy 82 off 53 balls, striking 8 fours and 3 sixes before edging behind off Tushar Deshpande. Shubman Gill fell early, but Jos Buttler (36 off 25) and Shahrukh Khan (36 off 20) stabilized the innings. Rahul Tewatia provided the late flourish with an unbeaten 24 off 12 balls, while Rashid Khan smashed a quick 12 before being dismissed by a brilliant Jaiswal catch. For Rajasthan Royals, Theekshana and Deshpande took two wickets each, but both were expensive. Despite a disciplined spell from Jofra Archer, GT’s aggressive middle and lower-order batting ensured a formidable total. The team made good use of the batting-friendly surface, with consistent boundary-hitting across the innings, setting up an exciting challenge for the Royals in the run chase.