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Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), directed by Ris Hurbh Pant, closed the horns with Shreyas Iyer (PBKS) Kings Punjab (PBKs) in the 54th Indian Premier League League (IPL) match 2025 on Sunday, May 4.
Lucknow Super Giants lost the game against Kings Punjab for 37 runs at the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association in Dharamshala.
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Opting Bowl first in the game, LSG had a horrible departure, as they allowed the PBK to publish 236/5 on the board, with Akash Singh (2), Digvesh Rashi (2) and Prince Yadav (1) among doctors.
Pursuing the goal, Lucknow’s Super Giants had a poor departure and restricted in 199/7. Ayush Badoni (74 of 40 years) and Abdul Samad (45 years) were the only good performers.
Speaking after the game, LSG’s pattern, Ris Habh Pant, who scored 17 balls 18, blamed his defeat bowls, saying that they gave too many runs. Rishabh Pant said:
“There is certainly too many races. When you will leave crucial catches at the wrong time, it will hurt you. We thought that (the pitch) would do more.”
Rishab Pant said his dream for the playoffs is still alive and that they would do their best to achieve it. He also stated that the higher order of LSG cannot work well in all parties and that others have to face. RISABH PANT Elaborated:
“We have not chosen the length at the beginning. This is a part and the game of the game. The dream is still alive. If we will win the next three games, we can definitely make the turn. It makes sense when your first order is very good.
“Each game can’t wait for them to come well. It’s part of the game. We have to take the game deeply. Every time they can’t do the heavy work for us. As you said in the first one, we had too much to chase. That hurt us.”
LuckNow Super Giants had a hard departure at home on April 1, 2025, as they faced an eight wicket defeat at the hands of the Punjab Kings.
First, Mitchell Marsh fell by a golden duck at first, but his partner Aiden Markram (28 of 18 years) tried to counter-war to keep his impulse to LSG.
However, a medium -sized collapse saw that LSG was reduced to 39/3 at the end of PowerPlay. Nicholas Polan (44 of 30 years) and Ayush Badoni (41 of 33 years) rebuilt the entrances, while Abdul Samad struck a good 27 of 12 in death to push LSG to a decent total of 171/7.
However, the LSG bowls could not make a backup of the batters. Shardul Thakur and Avesh Khan were leaked to the races when the PBKs workshop, Prabhsimran Singh, went into the bowling attack with about fifty dances, scoring 69 of 34 balls.
Spinner Digvesh Rashi damaged two doctors, but Shreyas Iyer and Nehal Wadhera brilliantly beat to finish the game at 16.2 points.