David Miller's contentious decision to not take a single in the final over came back to bite Delhi Capitals as Gujarat Titans clinched a 1-run win. Needing 2 from 2, Miller rejected a single, only to play dot off the final ball to hand Gujarat their first win of the season. Earlier, KL Rahul's 92 kept Delhi in the hunt for a record chase, which faded away at the final hurdle.

David Miller's contentious decision to not take a single in the final over came back to bite Delhi Capitals as Gujarat Titans clinched a 1-run win. Needing 2 from 2, Miller rejected a single, only to play dot off the final ball to hand Gujarat their first win of the season. Earlier, KL Rahul's 92 kept Delhi in the hunt for a record chase, which faded away at the final hurdle.

Miller turned villain after heroics

It was a rollercoaster game for David Miller. The veteran South African struggled with a finger injury and had to leave the field retired hurt. He returned to bat after KL Rahul's wicket.

Needing 36 off the final two overs, the left-hander struck two sixes and a boundary off three balls. Vipraj Nigam also addeda four to reduce the equation to 13 off the final over.