Subhman Gill, Gujrat Titans captain left fans intrigued after a cryptic post in X after winning match with RCB. Following the victory, Gill took to social media to share a seven-word post.  “Eyes on the game, not the noise,” The GT captain wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter)

Eyes on the game, not the noise. pic.twitter.com/5jCZzFLn8t

— Shubman Gill (@ShubmanGill) April 2, 2025

Coming to the match, RCB was put to bat first by GT, who won the toss and chose to field. As ex-RCB star Mohammad Siraj (3/19) reduced RCB to 42/4, a 52-run stand between Livingstone and Jitesh Sharma (33 in 20 balls, with five fours and a six) and a 46-run stand for the seventh wicket between Livingstone (54 in 40 balls, with a four and five sixes) and Tim David (32 in 18 balls, with three fours and two sixes) helped RCB make 169/8 in their 20 overs.

Sai Kishore (2/22) and Prasidh Krishna (1/26) were also impressive with the ball.

During the run-chase, GT lost their skipper Shubman Gill (14) early, but top knocks from Jos Butler (73* in 39 balls, with five fours and six sixes), Sai Sudarshan (49 in 36 balls, with seven fours and a six) and Rutherford (30* in 18 balls, with a four and three sixes) took GT to a win with 13 balls and eight wickets in hand.

But after the match, the post of Shubman on X took the internet by storm. Fans are speculating this Seven-word post is not just a victory post by the captain. To be honest, the last three words of the post do have a cryptic tone. What noise was Gill talking about? Was it to silence the vociferous RCB crowd at the Chinnaswamy? Or a reply to Kohli's animated celebration?

Needless to say, it did not take much time for the fans to draw conclusions, find inner meaning.

Context: Virat Kohli was making too much noises when Bhuvi got Shubman Gill out. pic.twitter.com/QQNSFeYhs0

— V (@BelgianWaffle) April 2, 2025

Now the questions arise, does the fans speculation has any merits? Kohli did celebrate Gill's wicket with a lot of passion accompanied by screams and roars but that is how Kohli celebrate any other wicket of opponent's team.

Kohli once famously said he was nowhere near as talented as Gill at 19 when he first broke into the Indian side during a New Zealand tour.