GT vs LSG Match Prediction- Who Will Win the 64th Match of IPL 2025?

GT vs LSG Match 2025- Team Form & Key Storylines

Gujarat Titans- Dominating With a Top-Heavy Batting Line-Up

The Gujarat Titans have built their 2025 campaign around a strong top-order. Their top three batters—Shubman Gill, B. Sai Sudharsan, and Jos Buttler—have combined to score 1,718 out of GT’s 2,335 runs, which is nearly 74% of the team’s total runs in IPL 2025. This consistency at the top has been the driving force behind GT’s playoff push. However, this reliance on the top-order has also raised concerns. The middle-order players like Sherfane Rutherford, M. Shahrukh Khan, and Rahul Tewatia have had very limited game time. Despite warming up and training with intensity, they often don’t get a proper chance to bat during actual matches.

To address this, GT’s assistant coach Matthew Wade has introduced a novel training technique: the ‘no nets up’ method. This allows middle-order batters to face balls in an open setting without practice nets, aiming to replicate real-match pressure.

“It’s obviously very hard to simulate a match,” Wade explained. “But giving them opportunities to bat on the ‘B’ ground with no nets up is something we’re trying to do more of over the next week.”

Lucknow Super Giants- Versatile but Inconsistent

LSG’s season has been a rollercoaster ride. With Rishabh Pant leading the squad and anchoring the innings, the team also boasts hard-hitters like Nicholas Pooran, Mitchell Marsh, and Aiden Markram. However, a lack of consistency has hurt their chances in crucial games.

The team will also be dealing with a suspension, as Digvesh Rathi was handed a one-match ban following an altercation in their last game against Sunrisers Hyderabad. This leaves a spot open, but Himmat Singh remained tight-lipped when asked about possible replacements.

“There are a lot of good players waiting for their chance. Whoever gets it, it’s going to be fruitful for them,” Himmat noted.

GT vs LSG Match Venue- Narendra Modi Stadium Overview

The Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad is the largest cricket stadium in the world, both in seating capacity and grandeur. It has been GT’s fortress since their IPL debut, offering a balanced surface that rewards both batsmen and bowlers.

Pitch Report

The pitch at Ahmedabad generally provides a flat batting surface initially, but can grip and turn during the second innings. This means teams often prefer to bat first and post a big score.

• Average 1st Innings Score: 175-185
  
  
• Pacers’ Success: Early swing with the new ball
  
  

Spinners’ Role: Effective in the middle overs