Greatest Cricket Moments

Washington Sundar's Match-Winning Scoop Six off Stoinis — GT vs PBKS

4 May 2026Gujarat Titans vs Punjab KingsIPL 2026 — Gujarat Titans vs Punjab Kings1 min readSeverity: Mild

Summary

Washington Sundar finished a tense GT chase of Punjab Kings on 4 May 2026 by scooping Marcus Stoinis for six over fine leg. The 40 not out off 23 balls, with Sai Sudharsan's earlier fifty as the platform, secured the win in the final over and added another late-overs partnership masterclass to GT's IPL 2026 tactical repertoire.

What Happened

The chase had been live until the final over. Stoinis was bowling for PBKS, a senior international in a death-overs role. Sundar walked across his stumps and scooped — the most committed of all T20 finishing strokes — over fine leg for six. The match was over.

The 40 not out off 23 included two earlier boundaries and the final-over six. Sai Sudharsan's fifty earlier in the innings had been the platform; Sundar's finishing kick was the conclusion.

Key Moments

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GT chasing PBKS total — match live until final over

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Sundar walks across stumps to scoop Stoinis over fine leg for six

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GT seal the chase

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Sundar finishes 40 not out off 23 balls

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Sudharsan's fifty earlier had been the platform

⚖️ The Verdict

Gujarat Titans win after Washington Sundar (40 not out, 23 balls) scoops Marcus Stoinis for six over fine leg in the final over. Sai Sudharsan's earlier fifty was the platform for the chase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who hit the winning six for GT?
Washington Sundar, scooping Marcus Stoinis over fine leg in the final over.
Who was the platform batter for the GT chase?
Sai Sudharsan, with a half-century earlier in the innings.
What was Sundar's final score?
40 not out off 23 balls, including the match-winning scoop six.

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