Gujarat Lions

Leagues Played: Индийская премьер-лига 15
Links: Wikipedia

Индийская премьер-лига	05/13 10:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Санрайзерс Хайдерабад	154-158
Индийская премьер-лига	05/10 14:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Delhi Capitals	195-197
Индийская премьер-лига	05/07 14:30	1	Кингс XI Пенджаб v Gujarat Lions	189-192
Индийская премьер-лига	05/04 14:30	1	Delhi Capitals v Gujarat Lions	214-208
Индийская премьер-лига	05/01 14:30	1	Rising Pune S. v Gujarat Lions	167-161
Индийская премьер-лига	04/29 14:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Мумбаи Индианс	153-153
Индийская премьер-лига	04/27 14:30	1	ФК Бенгалуру v Gujarat Lions	134-135
Индийская премьер-лига	04/23 10:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Кингс XI Пенджаб	162-188
Индийская премьер-лига	04/21 14:30	1	Колката КР v Gujarat Lions	187-188
Индийская премьер-лига	04/18 14:30	1	Gujarat Lions v ФК Бенгалуру	192-213
Индийская премьер-лига	04/16 10:30	1	Мумбаи Индианс v Gujarat Lions	177-176
Индийская премьер-лига	04/14 14:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Rising Pune S.	172-171
Индийская премьер-лига	04/09 10:30	1	Санрайзерс Хайдерабад v Gujarat Lions	140-135
Индийская премьер-лига	04/07 14:30	1	Gujarat Lions v Колката КР	183-184
Индийская премьер-лига	05/24 14:30	-	Gujarat Lions v Роял Челленджерс Бенгалуру	158-159

Wikipedia - Gujarat Lions

Gujarat Lions was a franchise cricket team based in the city of Rajkot, that represented the Indian state of Gujarat in the Indian Premier League (IPL). The team played in the IPL, along with Rising Pune Supergiant for two season between 2016 and 2017 as one of the replacements for Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals who were both suspended for two seasons due to illegal betting by their respective owners. The franchise was owned by Intex Technologies.

History

2016

The team played five of their home matches at Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium, Rajkot and two of their home matches at Green Park Stadium, Kanpur in the IPL 2016. In IPL 2016, the team won 9 matches, and topped the points table.

2017

In 2017, the team won four matches out of fourteen, and did not qualify for the playoffs.

The team did not receive an extension to play in further seasons of the tournament, and has been defunct since 2017. In 2022, another Gujarati team, the Gujarat Titans, entered the IPL.