Lucknow Super Giants Vs Mumbai Indians Score: Follow scores and updates from LSG vs MI, IPL 2025 Match 16
Win for Lucknow Super Giants! They have beaten Mumbai Indians by 12 runs after losing the toss. The MI batters seemed on track for victory but some tight bowling in middle-overs and wickets at the end, told on MI as they wilted and allowed LSG to win by 12 runs.
MI 191-5 (20 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
Welcome to the live coverage of the Indian Premier League 2025 where Mumbai Indians pay a visit to Lucknow Super Giants' home at the Ekana Stadium.
Squads:
Mumbai Indians Squad: Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton(w), Will Jacks, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya(c), Naman Dhir, Mitchell Santner, Deepak Chahar, Trent Boult, Ashwani Kumar, Vignesh Puthur, Corbin Bosch, Raj Bawa, Robin Minz, Satyanarayana Raju, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Karn Sharma, Reece Topley, Bevon Jacobs, Krishnan Shrijith, Arjun Tendulkar
Lucknow Super Giants Squad: Aiden Markram, Mitchell Marsh, Nicholas Pooran, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Ayush Badoni, David Miller, Abdul Samad, Shardul Thakur, Avesh Khan, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Ravi Bishnoi, Manimaran Siddharth, Prince Yadav, Shahbaz Ahmed, Himmat Singh, Akash Maharaj Singh, Matthew Breetzke, Aryan Juyal, RS Hangargekar, Yuvraj Chaudhary, Akash Deep, Mayank Yadav, Shamar Joseph, Arshin Kulkarni
Both teams had a poor start to the tournament. LSG, struggling with absence of their key Indian pacers, lost their campaign opener narrowly to DC before winning against SRH but then they lost to PBKS in their last outing. MI started the tournament with back-to-back losses, first to CSK and then to GT. However, they bounced back well in their last game to thrash defending champions KKR.
Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to field first against Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2025 match 16 at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow on Friday, April 4.
Rohit Sharma is missing tonight's game!
A big news revealed by MI captain Hardik Pandya during the toss. He has been hit on the knee ahead of the game. Pandya also said that Jasprit Bumrah will be back with MI soon.
Lucknow Super Giants Playing XI: Aiden Markram, Mitchell Marsh, Nicholas Pooran, Rishabh Pant(w/c), Ayush Badoni, David Miller, Abdul Samad, Shardul Thakur, Digvesh Singh Rathi, Akash Deep, Avesh Khan
Lucknow Super Giants Impact Subs: Ravi Bishnoi, Prince Yadav, Shahbaz Ahmed, M Siddharth, Akash Singh.
Mumbai Indians Playing XI: Will Jacks, Ryan Rickelton(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya(c), Naman Dhir, Raj Bawa, Mitchell Santner, Trent Boult, Ashwani Kumar, Deepak Chahar, Vignesh Puthur
Mumbai Indians Impact Subs: Tilak Varma, Corbin Bosch, Robin Minz, Satyanarayana Raju, Karn Sharma
The countdown is over. Trent Boult runs in with the new ball and he has Mitchell Marsh on strike. Aiden Markram is at the non-striker's end.
LSG 32/0 (3)
A good start for LSG and they are once again riding on Marsh power. 15 balls and the Australian has smashed 26 already even as his partner Markram finds his rhythm on the other end. Boult and Chahar, the MI new ball duo, have not found much swing and that has not helped MI.
LSG 69/0 (6)
23 runs off the final over of the powerplay and Ashwani Kumar has been hammered by Mitchell Marsh in the sixth over of the game. Marsh has already raised his half-century, his third this season in four games. And LSG are off to a great start. Markram has faced just six balls in the powerplay and scored seven. What a start. MI need wickets but who will bring it?
LSG lost two wickets as MI fought back in the contest after an early onslaught from Aussie opener Mitchell Marsh. The Aussie all-rounder scored 60 (31 balls) as he belted the MI bowlers to all corners. MI removed the dangerous Nicholas Pooran too, as they picked up their second wicket.
LSG 92/2 (9)
Rishabh Pant was the latest wicket to fall for LSG against MI as the hosts failed to seize the opportunity after a stellar opening. Pant. The ball held up, on a length, as the LSG captain looked to tuck it and got a leading edge. The man at mid-off came charging in, put in the slide and took it one-handed.
LSG 116/3 (12)
Ayush Badoni has looked calm and composed at the crease after the former walked in post Rishabh Pant's dismissal. The Indian batter hit three boundaries off Mitchell Santner's bowling and has partnered Aiden Markram in the middle-overs.
LSG 146-3 (15)
Ayush Badoni was dismissed for a well-made 30 off 19 balls but Aiden Markram continued hitting fours and sixes as LSG looked to up the ante against MI. However, Markram was sent back after scoring his fifty as MI fought back and will be a tad happy if they restrict the hosts under 200.
LSG 177-5 (18 Ov)
What a performance from Hardik Pandya! The MI skipper finishes off with 4 overs, 36 runs and five wickets to his name. Despite the David Miller blitzkrieg at the end, MI has done exceptionally well to restrict the hosts for 203 in 20 overs. Mitchell Marsh top-scored for LSG with 60 runs.
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
MI have again made a bad start in their away game, losing openers Ryan Rickelton and Will Jacks inside the powerplay. Jacks was dismissed by Akash Deep whereas the South African was sent back by Shardul Thakur. Tensed faces inside the MI camp.
MI 25-2 (3 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
The partnership of Naman Dhir and Suryakumar Yadav have stirred up a 46-run partnership for the third-wicket for MI as they look to hunt down 204-run target set by LSG. Rishabh Pant's bowlers are not finding any rhythm but will need to do so fast.
MI 64-2 (6 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
Naman Dhir, who started off well for MI, was sent back for 46 as LSG scalped their third wicket of the evening. However, Mumbai Indian still have Suryakumar Yadav at the crease and is joined by Tilak Varma.
MI 89-3 (9 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma have revived MI's innings despite three wickets down. Mumbai Indians need 91 runs in 48 balls and are well placed to win this match with a lot of firepower still to come down the order. Rishabh Pant and co have a lot of thinking to do.
MI 113-3 (12 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
MI duo of Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma have notched up a partnership of 57 runs for the fourth wicket. LSG bowlers look out of sort at the moment unless the visitors do something bizarre. The visitors need 61 runs in 30 balls and are in the hotseat to win this tie.
MI 143-3 (15 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
MI earlier lost Suryakumar Yadav for a well-made 67(43) but Mumbai Indians are headed towards a tense finish against Lucknow Super Giants at the Ekana Stadium. The MI side require 29 runs in 12 balls and have Tilak Varma and Hardik Pandya at the crease. Can they chase this down or will LSG spoil the party?
MI 175-4 (18 Ov)
LSG 203-8 (20 Ov)
It has been disappointing when you lose. If we have to be honest, on the field, we gave away 10-15 runs on that wicket. I have always enjoyed my bowling. I don't think I have many options. I try to read the wicket and try some smart options. I don't try to go for wickets. I try to bowl dot balls and let the batters take risks. I think as a batting unit, we fell short. We win as a team. We lose as a team. Don't want to point someone out. The ownership has to be taken by the whole batting unit. I take full ownership. It was obvious. We needed some hits. In cricket, some of those days come. When you try but it doesn't come off. Just play good cricket. I like to keep it simple. Take better calls. Be smart in bowling. Take chances in batting. Play simple cricket with some aggression. As it is a long tournament, couple of wins and we might get into the rhythm.
There is always pressure when you are bowling the penultimate or the last over, Avesh did a great job as well. But at the end of the day you're paid to do that job. It was a tricky surface, sometimes you thought the slower ones would work but even a few slower ones were hit for boundaries, in the end it was the yorkers that worked. We do see what happened in the first half, but we have seen in the IPL that the pitch changes in the second half and becomes better, it is about adjusting to the conditions. He (Rathi) is a phenomenal bowler and a character as well, we need such guys in the team - who comes in and delivers for the team and he has been a bit of a surprise in the IPL. I feel the bounce is even on the red soil and the ball comes on nicely but you need more skills as a batter on black soil when there's no dew.