Asked to bat, Nagpur Titans posted 153/6 in 20 overs, thanks to a well-crafted 52 (38 balls) from Shubham Dubey.

In response, Orange Tigers reached 116/2 in 13.4 overs, with Rohit Binkar remaining unbeaten on 62 (39 balls), to clinch the win via the D/L method.

Nagpur Titans had a shaky start, losing opener Satyam Bhoyar for a duck. Aniruddha Choudhari contributed 20 off 18 balls before getting out early.

Captain Jagjot Sasan (34 off 30) and Dubey steadied the innings with a 49-run stand for the third wicket. Dubey completed his half-century, while Sahil Sheikh added a valuable unbeaten 26 off 25 balls towards the end to boost the total.

For the Tigers, Saurabh Dubey bowled an economical spell, finishing with figures of 2/9, while Kshitij Dahiya (2/28) and skipper Darshan Nalkande (1 wicket) provided good support.

In their reply, the Orange Tigers lost Yash Rathod early for 7, but Rohit Binkar and impact substitute Apoorv Wankhade built a solid 67-run partnership for the second wicket.

Wankhade scored 35 off 29 balls before being dismissed, while Binkar remained unbeaten in his match-winning knock.