“Now I realized why Gautam Gambhir promoted Washington Sundar”- Fans react when GT All-Rounder scores 49 (29) at IPL 2025

Wastans Sundar, from Gujarat Titans, surprised the fans by playing a 49 to 29 deliveries against the Sunrisers Hyderabad Sunday. GT promoted the rinted number four ahead of the party winners such as Sherfane Rutherford, Rashid Khan and Rahul Tewatia, and the All-Rounder did not disappoint.

After the layoffs of Sai Sudharsan And Jos Buttler, Sundar, launched a counterattack on SRH's team in the IPL 2025 clash. He recorded the highest score in his IPL career, and missed closely in a half -century deserved one by a single race.

During his blow, Washington Sundar broke five four and two. He maintained an excellent strike rate of 168.97. Reacting to his performance, an X user remembered as coach Gambhir Gautam Promocionari Sundar on India T20i team and wrote:

“Now I realized why Gaman Gambhir promoted Washington Sundar in England T20is.”

Another fan thought that Sundar can also beat for India in the test format. This is what he tweeted:

“Trust me, Washington Sundar has the ability to beat in the first 4 places for India in the test game. Its story can become very similar as Steve Smith and Marnus Labuschagne. Technically it is so solid, India must use all its potential.”

Another user x joked the mundar performance with Ravichandran Ashwin at 1/3 of his price and published this meme:

“Milestones Just Hate Sundar”: Fans react to excellent Washington Motage

Sundar has also played some quality for India. However, it has lost well -deserved centuries on the test cricket several times. Even at IPL 2025, he left for 49 against Srh. An user x joked:

“Milestones only hate Sundar.”

Another popular user showed praise to everything he made of GT and commented:

“49 (29) In debut for Gujarat Titans arriving at number 4. Splendid Sundar performance, their battle skills are excellent.”

While Sundar lost his wick in 49, his collaboration with Shubman Gill placed GT in a comfortable position. GT defeated SRH by seven doctors at the end.