Lucknow Super Giants 205 for 7 (March 65, Markram 61, Pooran 45, Malinga 2-28) vs Sunrisers Hyderabad
The three great Giants of Lucknow (LSG) returned to the party, Nicholas Poornan marking 45 on 26 balls at the back of the half-century of the Opens Mitchell Marsh and Aiden Markram. On a field which has become more difficult to beat as the ball was aged, however, the rest of the programming did not offer too much: after having marked 108 for any loss in the first 10 Overs, LSG only succeeded 97 for 7 in the back, while the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) tickets withdrew them with their changes of rhythm.
Eshan Malinga was SRH’s most successful bowling player with 2 for 28, picking up Rishabh Pant’s counters, who fell for another low score after promoting to n ° 3 when he pushed a slower ball to the diving player and Ayush Badoni.
With Malinga, Pat Cummins and Harshal Patel Finding Planty of Gip with the Slower Ball, Srh, At One Stage, Looked Set to Limit Lsg To Below 200. But Nitish Kumar Reddy, Who Bowled for the First Time in IPL 2025, Conceded 20 Runs in An Eventful Final Over that Budcht Three Wickets – Including Two Run -Outs – With Pooran Hitting His First Six Off the 25th Ball of His Innings, and Akash Deep finishing with a first six -sleeved ball.
The LSG ended up with a total good unless they could have imagined when Marsh and Markram hit the ball at all parts of an opening stand of 115 in 10.3 Overs. The two raised half-century of 28 balls, hitting four six in screens wrapped in power at the top of the order.
The dismissal of Marsh in the 11th above – it was the first window of Harsh Dubey of Harsh Dubey in the IPL – began the slowdown of LSG; Even Pooran struggled to go to the rhythm of the field at the start, marking only 28 points of his first 20 balls, before finishing with a fulfillment.
