Spencer Johnson, left-arm pacer for the Gujarat Titans (GT), believes that the team's finisher, David Miller, who hasn't participated in their last two games, both of which have been in defeats, is unlikely to feature in their forthcoming encounter against the Rajasthan Royals.

Gujarat lost recent matches to Punjab by three wickets and Lucknow by 33 runs, with Miller's absence felt most acutely in the late stages of the game. Although initially reported as a niggle, Miller is anticipated to be out for at least two weeks.

"Davy, I think he is not too far away (from return). Even if he misses this one, he will be available for the next one," Johnson said.

The left-armer further remarked that, despite bad performances against Punjab and Lucknow, the franchise has done well overall in recent years, citing its title-winning first season and runners-up finish last year.

"Couple of disappointing performances in the last couple of games, but in the last couple of years, we have shown how good a side we are," the pacer added.

Even though RR has been on fire in this season's IPL, winning all four games so far, GT has a strong record versus the 2008 champs, coming out on top four out of five times in the past.