IPL 2022 GT vs RR Highlights: David Miller leads Gujarat Titans to IPL final, Rajasthan Royals lose by 7 wickets

Too much width from Boult and Gill smashes it through covers for a second four on the trot. A single off the next ball and he moves to 16 off 12, GT are 47/1 in 5 overs. 

Streaky boundary for Gill, there have been quite a few going both ways today. He gets an inside edge off Boult and it flies past the diving Samson to the boundary. 

Keep him out of the game if you can. Wade drives Prasidh Krishna firmly and it looks set to go to the boundary. But Buttler puts in a full stretch dive and saves three for his team. GT 31/1 in four overs. 

Sensational bowling from Boult, it nips away from the left hander off the seam. Wade plays at it with soft hands and it goes between the slips for a four. It wouldn't have carried to a fielder if there was one so well done by Wade with how he went for it. 

Talk about chalks and cheese packets. The first over produced just four runs and a big wicket. The second ended up going for 14 runs with Matthew Wade also getting a four off the last ball bowled by Prasidh Krishna. GT 18/1 in 2 overs. 

Little bit wide from Prasidh Krishna and Gill slaps it away with disdain. He gets off the mark with a four. 

One of GT's biggest strengths have been the opening partnership between Wriddhiman Saha and Shubman Gill, and particularly Saha's form. Well, Boult has ensured that neither would be a problem for RR today by getting Saha to nick off the 2nd ball of the first over of the GT innings. Saha goes for a duck, GT 0/1 in 0.2 overs. 

Five runs and two wickets came off one ball in that last over. For anyone who knows anything about cricket, that will be one bizarre sentence to read but it did happen. Buttler and Parag first tried running two despite there never being a second run in that shot. It was supposed to be the last ball of the over after all so they didn't care for a run out. Buttler was run out but, as it turned out, Yash Dayal had overstepped. Ashwin came in and first sent Dayal back halfway through his run up. He then let the delivery go and the next thing he knew, he was staring at Riyan Parag who seemed to have broken a few speed records to reach his end. Both batters waved their hands at each other, as did the umpire to call a wide after which Parag walked off to be replaced by the super fast Trent Boult. He ran hard when the ball was bowled again for a third time but only one run was possible and hence came five runs and two wickets off the last ball. 

"I feel we have got a really good score. The wicket doesn't matter in a game like this. They will come hard... We (him and Jos Buttler) were just looking to take the game deep, and Jos always knew that he can take it deep. Regardless of the situation, I would have taken on the left-arm spinner. It is dry, and not bouncing that much. Keeping low as well. A bit two-paced. Don't think there is dew."

Dayal finally does bowl a legitimate last ball of the innings and it produces two runs. 16 runs have come from that last over and a very good finish to the innings from RR. All thanks to the blitzkrieg from Samson early on and Buttler's turnaround in the end. He has smashed 89 in 56 balls despite being 30 off 31 balls at one stage. 

Well Yash Dayal sends it wide outside off stump. Ashwin, who is the new batter, refuses to run while Parag comes all the way down to his end of the pitch. RR are 185/6 now in 19.5 overs. 

And it looked like that was the last ball of the innings but the buzzer goes up which means it was a no-ball! What a dramatic end we are seeing to the innings here. Buttler gets applauded by the Eden crowd, he has gone for 89 off 56 balls, RR 185/5 in 19.5 overs. 

Buttler smashes Dayal over long-on, in fact that has probably gone to the other side of the Howrah Bridge. He moves to 86 off 53, RR 181/4 in 19.3 overs. 

Nothing lucky about that one. Slow again from Shami, just outside off. Buttler clears his front leg and smacks it over long-off. Buttler has raced to 80 off 52 balls, RR are 172/4 in 19 oves. 

Another lucky one for Buttler, this does feel quite unfair on the Titans. Slashes a slower ball from Shami and it flies over slip for four. 

Hetmyer doesn't have the dollops of luck that Buttler is on right now. He hits it straight into the hands of long on. 

RR 161/4 in 18.3 overs

Buttler continues to ride his luck. Looks for the big heave off Shami and Rashid comes running in from mid-on. Can't get the ball to stick to his hands. It is all going Buttler's way. 

Buttler ends that 18th over with two fours. He has reached 69 in 49 balls and RR are on 159/3 after 18 overs. 

Offcutter from Joseph and Buttler pumps it back over the bowler's head. He then takes a single to move to 61 off 46 and RR's 150 comes up in 17.2 overs. 

And he gets there with a three ridiculously lucky fours. The first one came off the first ball of the 17th and while Rashid made a valiant effort to stop it from reaching the boundary, it touched the ropes anyhow. The second one went to the boundary after Pandya slipped. The third delivery was a dot ball and the fourth went right through the hands and feet of short third. 

We all wondered if rain would have an effect on this match, well this might be it. Buttler goes over long-off where Pandya runs to his right but ends up slipping just as he reaches the ball's trajectory. 

Just 15 runs conceded in four overs. Rashid has been nightmarish for RR and Jos Buttler in particular to score runs off. RR are 127/3 in 16 overs with Buttler on 39 off 38 and he has Shimron Hetmyer at the other end. 

He may have not taken any wickets yet but make no mistake, Rashid has bowled an extraordinary spell today. He has given away just 12 runs in 3 overs. 

Just as Padikkal looked set to get going, he falls. Tries to pull Pandya and Padikkal ends up dragging it to his stumps. Padikkal goes for 28 off 20, RR are 116/3 in 14.1 overs. 

A lucky one and then an intentional one. An important big over at last for the Rajasthan Royals, 18 runs have come from it. RR 116/2 in 14 overs