Sai Sudharsan slams his 2nd IPL century: Key stats

Sai Sudharsan slams his 2nd IPL century: Key stats
18 May 2025

Gujarat Titans opener Sai Sudharsan continued his purple patch in the IPL 2025 season.

He slammed a ferocious century against the Delhi Capitals in Match 60 at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi, on Sunday.

Chasing a target of 200 runs, Sudharsan and Shubman Gill floored the DC bowlers.

Sudharsan got to his ton with a six in the 18th over as Gujarat won (205/0).

Sudharsan and Gill help Gujarat win by 10 wickets
Knock

Sudharsan was unbeaten on 108 from just 61 balls. He smashed 12 fours and 4 sixes. He struck at 177.05.

It was a solid effort from the talented batter. He read the conditions well and got able support from Gill, who remained unscathed on 93.

Sudharsan played a blinder, making use of his form and helping Gujarat win the match by 10 wickets.

Sudharsan averages 50-plus in IPL
Stats

Sudharsan's 108* saw him race past 600 runs this season. He owns 617 runs at an average of 56.09. In addition to a ton, he owns 5 fifties. He has struck at 156.99.

Overall, Sudharsan owns 2 IPL centuries. He has raced to 1,651 runs at 50.03. He also owns 11 IPL fifties.

15th 50-plus score in the 20-over format
Fact

Sudharsan has 2,129 runs in the 20-over format from 57 matches. He averages 43.44 with the help of two tons and 13 fifties. He has hit 55 sixes and 208 fours, as per ESPNcricinfo.

Records made by Sudharsan and Gill
Records

As per Cricbuzz, Sudharsan and Gill are now the first Indian pair in IPL history to score 800-plus runs in a season.

Sudharsan and Gill posted their 2nd double-century plus stand in the IPL.

Sudharsan became the 2nd Gujarat batter with multiple IPL centuries after Gill (4).

Sudharsan and Gill posted the highest stand against DC in IPL history (205 runs).

Sudharsan is our Player of the Day
Fact

Sudharsan is our Player of the Day pick. He was simply superb on a solid batting deck and piled misery on the Delhi bowlers. It was a majestic stand he shared with Gill, giving DC no room to work with.