Watch as Hardik Pandya reprimands Murali Kartik for his egregious tossing error. A viral reaction occurs

In the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023, Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya made history by becoming the first siblings to captain rival teams. The accomplishment was made possible by Hardik's leadership of the defending champion Gujarat Titans and Krunal's replacement of the injured KL Rahul as captain of the Lucknow Super Giants. As Hardik prevented TV host Murali Kartik from making a serious error, the situation turned comical. Although the coin came up heads when Krunal called it, Kartik miscalled it as tails. The error was immediately corrected as both brothers were left in splits.

In their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 match against Lucknow Super Giants, Gujarat Titans scored a stunning 227/2 thanks to explosive half-centuries from Shubman Gill and Wriddhiman Saha (LSG).

In IPL history, this is GT's highest score.

LSG gave GT the opportunity to bat first, and GT got off to a great start with centuries from openers Wriddhiman Saha and Shubman Gill.

In the fourth over, Mohsin Khan took a 22-run beating, including two fours and two sixes from Saha. As a result, GT scored 50 runs in just four overs.

Saha became the first GT batsman to reach his half-century in 20 balls. 15 runs were scored in the sixth over, including a six scored by each of the openers. GT was at 78/0 at the end of the powerplay in six overs, with Saha (54*) and Gill (22*) standing at the crease unbeaten.

Kyle Mayers' eighth over cost 16 runs, including a no-ball and three fours from Saha.

GT scored 100 runs in just 8.1 overs. Ravi Bishnoi's ninth over, which he bowled, saw the spinner be smacked for 17 runs, including two sixes from Gill.

GT was at 121/0 midway through the innings, with Saha (74*) and Gill (43*) both standing at the crease unbeaten.

With just 29 balls, Gill reached his fourth half-century of the year. He dealt with sixes.

Avesh Khan removed Saha for 81 off 43 balls, shattering the enormous 142-run opening stand. His innings featured 10 fours and four sixes, and Prerak Mankad, a replacement, took a wonderful catch at deep square leg. In 12.1 overs, GT had a score of 142.

In 13.4 overs, GT reached 150 runs.

Marcus Stoinis took a 20-run beating in the 15th over, with the captain Hardik Pandya and Gill each hitting a six. With Pandya (23*) and Gill (67*) still standing after 15 overs, GT had a score of 176/1.

Pandya was caught by his brother Krunal at extra cover for 25 off 15 balls, which included a four and two sixes, bringing an impressive but brief 42-run stand between Pandya and Gill to an end.

A brief but productive 42-run stand between Pandya and Gill was broken by Mohsin when Pandya was caught by his brother Krunal at extra cover for 25 off 15 balls, which included a four and two sixes. GT had 184/2 after 16 overs.

GT managed to score 200 runs in 17.4 overs.

Gill hit a six to begin the last over.

With Gill unbeaten at 94 off 51 balls, which included two fours and seven sixes, and David Miller at 21* off 12 balls, which included two fours and a six, GT declared their innings at 227/2.

Mohsin Khan (1/42) and Avesh Khan (1/34) both claimed a wicket for LSG.