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Mumbai Indians' bowling coach Shane Bond has expressed his frustration with the team's bowling unit for committing the "same mistake over and over again" in match situations, recently against Lucknow Super Giants. Mohsin Khan made a fine comeback from a long injury lay-off as the left-arm pacer defended 11 runs in the final over against the destructive Tim David to hand LSG a five-run win over MI in the IPL here on Tuesday.
Lucknow Super Giants skipper Krunal Pandya's decision to 'reitre hurt' on 49 during the match against Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League 2023 left many fans wondering. Seeing Krunal return to the field to bowl for LSG, allegations of the all-rounder 'faking his injury' to allow Nicholas Pooran to bat were made. As the debate over the incident continued, even India and Rajasthan Royals all-rounder R Ashwin explained that Krunal was within his right to do so. After the conclusion of the match, even Krunal explained his decision.
Marcus Stoinis gave the Krunal Pandya-led Lucknow Super Giants a boost with an unbeaten 89 against Mumbai Indians in an IPL 2023 match in Lucknow on Tuesday. While Stoinis was going hammer and tongs, Pandya too looked solid as he played the anchor role. He was batting on 49 off 42 balls at the end of the 16th over when he could be seen hobbling. Before the start of the next over, he left the field. While rules permit for a batter to be retired out, in which a batter can declare himself out anytime during his innings, there was confusion whether Krunal Pandya was retired hurt or retired out.
Nicholas Pooran justified his Rs 16 crore billing, pulling off what looked like a difficult chase on a tacky track as Lucknow Super Giants were back in play-off hunt with a seven-wicket victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in an Indian Premier League match in Hyderabad on Saturday. A target of 183 was certainly not an easy proposition on a track that got slower as the match progressed. However, Pooran (44 not out ff 13 balls), with assistance from domestic bulwark Prerak Mankad (64 not out, 45 balls) and Marcus Stoinis (40 off 25 balls), helped LSG get past the target with four balls to spare.
SunRisers Hyderabad host Lucknow Super Giants in a crunch Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 clash at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium on Saturday. While SRH have a huge task ahead of themselves if they are to finish among the top four sides, LSG need to win their remaining games to cement their place in the playoffs. With just 4 wins in 10 games, Aiden Markram's men are placed ninth in the 10-team points table. LSG, on the other hand, sit just outside the playoff positions in fifth.
Lucknow Super Giants will be itching to get back to winning ways against a buoyant Sunrisers Hyderabad with young wrist spinner Ravi Bishnoi holding the key in a must-win IPL game here on Saturday. LSG, having lost two of their last three matches, will take a huge step forward if they happen to get past Aiden Markram's team, which is languishing in ninth place in the 10-team table. The Krunal Pandya-led team is currently fifth with 11 points and is very much there in the play-off mix.
The Indian Premier League is known for brining some nail-biting thrillers and extraordinary moments of cricket which leave the fans spellbound. The cash-rich league is undoubtedly the most popular T20 tournament in the world as it brings players from all over the world under one roof. This tenure of two and a half months gives an opportunity to cricketers to interact and team-up with the foreign players. A similar thing happened at the Lucknow Super Giants camp, where West Indies wicketkeeper-batter Nicholas Pooran was seen singing a Hindi song with LSG teammate Krunal Pandya.
Lucknow Super Giants suffered a 56-run defeat at the hands of Gujarat Titans in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 match on Sunday, with questions being raised over the team's captain and coach. Chasing a mammoth target of 228 runs, the start LSG had was a decent one, with the team putting up 114 runs on the board for the lost of just one wicket in 12.1 overs. However, the pace of scoring runs went down quickly, with Deepak Hooda, Marcus Stoinis, Nicholas Pooran, Ayush Badoni all failing to put big runs on the board. After the match, former India cricketer Virender Sehwag minced no words as he questioned the LSG team management, including coach Gautam Gambhir and captain Krunal Pandya's decision-making over the batting order in the match.