Marsh completes half-century; LSG reach 124 runs in 10 overs against CSK
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In the IPL 2026 match against Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) have reached the score of 124 runs without losing any wickets after the completion of 10 overs at the Ekana Cricket Stadium B Ground in Lucknow.
With an aim of chasing the target of 188 runs, LSG`s opening batsman Mitchell Marsh has completed his half-century and is going all guns blazing against CSK`s bowlers. Shouldering him in the middle is Impact Player, Josh Inglis.
Chennai`s Mukesh Choudhary, Spencer Johnson, Anshul Kamboj, and Noor Ahmad have not tasted success in claiming any wickets so far in the game.
IPL 2026, Chennai Super Kings vs Lucknow Super Giants: First innings` summary
Earlier, having been put to bat first, CSK`s captain Ruturaj Gaikwad departed after scoring 13 runs in nine balls, including two boundaries. Wicketkeeper-batsman Sanju Samson was also dismissed for 20 runs. His knock came in 20 balls, which included three boundaries.
Urvil Patel also returned to the pavilion after scoring six runs in seven balls, with the help of a boundary.
Later, Kartik Sharma delivered a stunning knock of 71 runs off 42 balls, laced with six boundaries and five maximums. Dewald Brevis managed to score 25 runs in 16 balls, with the help of two maximums. Shivam Dube and Prashant Veer smashed unbeaten knocks of 32 and 13 runs, respectively. Facing just 16 balls, Dube smashed three boundaries and two maximums, whereas Veer smashed a boundary in his 10-ball knock. With this, Super Kings posted a total of 187 runs for the loss of five wickets in 20 overs against Super Giants.
Lucknow`s Akash Singh showcased exceptional skills with the ball. Having completed his quota of four overs, he claimed three wickets by conceding 26 runs. Mohammed Shami and Shahbaz Ahmed also chipped in with one wicket each. Prince Yadav and Mayank Yadav went wicketless in the IPL 2026 match against CSK.
It will be interesting to see if Chennai`s bowlers manage to put on a big show against the Super Giants to keep their playoff hopes alive.
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