Gujarat Titans IPL Records and Stats

GT season by season: a title and two more finals

The debut season set the standard. GT won 12 of 16 matches in 2022 and took the trophy, a result recorded on the IPL winners list. A year later the tally was 11 wins from 17 and another final, this time ending as runners-up.

Only one season has gone the wrong way. In 2024 the side won 5 and lost 7 of 12 games, and that year also produced the lowest total in GT’s history. The recovery was quick: 9 wins in 2025 and 10 from 17 in 2026, with another final.

Across all five seasons, GT have never lost more than 7 games in a year. For a side that started in 2022, three finals is a strong return, and it explains why their win share sits above three in five decided matches.

Best and worst head to head records

Sunrisers Hyderabad have found GT the hardest opponent of all. GT have won 6 of 7 meetings, as the GT vs SRH head to head page shows in detail. Rajasthan Royals are the most frequent opponent, with 11 games, and GT have won 8 of them (see RR vs GT).

Royal Challengers Bengaluru are the one team with a winning record against them. RCB lead 6-4 in 10 matches, and they also won GT’s last game in the data, by 5 wickets at Ahmedabad on 31 May 2026. Punjab Kings are level at 4-4. Against Chennai Super Kings, GT lead 6-4 (CSK vs GT).

Gill, Sai Sudharsan and Rashid: the GT player records

Shubman Gill dominates the batting. His 3,181 runs have come from 76 innings, averaging 46.10, and include 5 centuries and 22 half-centuries. Nobody at GT has hit more sixes than his 116. GT’s record individual knock belongs to him too, 129 from 60 balls versus Mumbai Indians on 26 May 2023. Gill owns 11 player of the match awards, almost twice as many as anyone else. B Sai Sudharsan sits next with 2,515 runs, and his average of 48.37 is even higher.

Rashid Khan has been the constant with the ball. He has appeared in all 77 games and claimed 86 wickets. Mohammed Shami is next with 48 at 21.04. The best figures belong to MM Sharma: 5/10 in 2.2 overs against Mumbai Indians, in the same game as Gill’s 129.

Highest and lowest GT totals

That 26 May 2023 match also produced GT’s highest total, 233/3 at the Narendra Modi Stadium. Six of the eight biggest totals were made at that home ground, all of them above 220.

The same stadium saw the lowest point: 89 all out against Delhi Capitals on 17 Apr 2024. Next on that list is 100, made when Mumbai Indians bowled GT out on 20 Apr 2026. In the 2026 run-in, GT won five straight games between 26 Apr and 9 May 2026.