GT vs SRH IPL Head-to-Head: Stats, Top Run-Getters & Wicket-Takers
Here's a look at their head-to-head record in the tournament.
GT vs SRH head-to-head record in IPL
Matches played: 5
GT won: 4
SRH won: 1
Tied: 0
Last result: Gujarat Titans won by 7 Wickets (April,2025)
GT vs SRH head-to-head record at the Narendra Modi Stadium in IPL
Matches played: 2
GT won: 2
SRH won: 0
Tied: 0
Last result : GT won by 7 wickets (March,2024)
GT record at Narendra Modi Stadium in IPL
Matches played: 20
Won: 12
Lost: 8
Tied: 0
Highest Score : 243/5 by PBKS vs GT (March,2025)
Lowest Score : 89/10 by GT vs DC (April,2024)
MOST RUNS IN GT vs SRH IPL MATCHES
Batter Inns. Runs Avg. Strike Rate HS. Shubhman Gill(GT) 5 227 56.75 140.12 101 Abhishek Sharma(SRH) 5 159 31.80 138.26 65 H Klaasen(SRH) 3 115 38.33 151.31 64
MOST WICKETS IN GT vs SRH IPL MATCHES
Bowler Inns. Wkts. Econ. Avg. BBI Mohammed Shami(GT/SRH) 4 9 7.50 13.33 4/21 B Kumar(SRH) 4 7 7.93 18.14 5/30 MM Sharma(GT) 2 7 6.62 7.57 4/28
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