New Delhi: Jason Holder A strong message has been sent to the rest. Indian Premier League After the Gujarat Titans, the teams notched up their third consecutive win, insisting that the team is still far from its peak despite building serious momentum in the play-off race.Gujarat Titans continued their late surge in IPL 2026 by beating past league leaders Punjab Kings by four wickets in a tense chase.“So I think we haven’t played our best yet but you know, the beauty about it is we’re still getting two points every time we cross the line,” Holder said after the match, indicating the side’s growing confidence.A collective effort is driving GT’s recovery.Holder emphasized that Gujarat’s recent success is based on teamwork rather than relying on individual talent.“The beauty of how we’re playing is that it’s not one person performing every single day,” he said. Different players are advancing on different days.This approach has allowed GT to get results under pressure, including their most recent win where the modest target of 164 was chased down just off the last ball.Despite the close finish, Holder made it clear that results matter more than margins at this stage of the tournament.“Look, I think the first priority is always to win the game… the first priority is to collect two points every time we play and build our momentum,” he added.Pace Attack sets the tone.While Holder took seven wickets in four matches, he was quick to give credit to Gujarat’s pace spearheads. Kagiso Rabada. And Muhammad Siraj to lay the foundation.“Credit to both KG and Siraj. I think they’ve been brilliant throughout the competition … they’ve made it difficult for the opposition,” said Holder.He also highlighted a rare strategy that has worked in GT’s favour.“Rarely have I seen two bowlers bowl three overs back-to-back in the powerplay. So that speaks volumes about their caliber and their quality,” he noted, adding that his spells help set the tone for the rest of the attack.Momentum building at the right timeWith three wins in a row, Gujarat Titans have revived their campaign and are making a strong comeback for a playoff spot. Holder believes that consistency, rather than perfection, will be the key going forward.“We’re on a bit of a roll … so it’s just a matter of consistency for us. I think the run-rate and that sort of thing will take care of itself,” he said.
