Shubman Gill, who scored a century in the last game, has stormed back to form. The teenage player responded to the T20 World Cup rejection with a brilliant jab.

When the Gujarat Titans (GT) captain takes against the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), who have already qualified for the playoffs, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, everyone will be watching.

GT's chances are the lowest with a negative net run-rate, and it will require a miracle for the defending champions to break into the top four. To maintain their mathematical prospects, GT will undoubtedly need to play outside of their comfort zone and record significant victories.

However, KKR just needs to win one of their next two games to guarantee a top-two finish. Last night, they qualified for the playoffs with an 18-run victory over the Mumbai Indians in a game that was delayed due to rain.

Even though GT has defeated KKR twice in the previous three encounters, the hosts can't let their guard down because Rinku Singh gave them a nightmare on their own field last year when he hit Yash Dayal with five straight sixes in the last over.