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Lucknow Super Veteran (LSG) defeated Mumbai Indians (MI) by 12 runs in a rare high scoring thriller at Ekna Cricket Stadium on Friday, 4 April. Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025,

Hardik Pandya won the toss and opted to field on a pitch first, which seemed much better to bat, which is used to see fans in one. Mitchell Marsh valued it, playing a knock of 60 runs in 31 balls. However, after the powerplay, Mumbai hit the powerplay strongly after the powerplay to take three wickets in five overs.

Aiden Marcram dropped the anchor and helped Lucknow gain momentum. Ayush Badoni gave his concrete support as the two added an important 51 -run partnership in 31 delivery. Markram scored in his first half of the season with 34 balls before exiting in the 18th over.

David Miller played a stunning cameo on death, scoring 27 off 14 balls. His hurry of boundaries towards the back of the innings helped Lucknow reach 203/8 in his 20 overs. Hardik Pandya The MI bowlers were picking up, as it ended with 5/36 figures in his four overs.

In response, LSG's new bowlers Shardul Thakur and Akash Deep dismissed Ryan Recllet and Will Jack respectively. Naman Dhir made a brilliant start, scored 31 runs with his first 10 balls. However, he slowly slowed down and added 15 to 15 in the next 14 delivery. However, Punjab Better added a 69 -run partnership with Suryakumar Yadav.

After the in-form Digwesh Rathi rejected Dhir, Tilak Verma joined the army with Suryakumar. The vice-captain of MI played some delightful shots but Tilak struggled to find his time. Suryakumar was eventually dismissed for 67 in 43 balls in the 17th over.

Hardik hit a border on his first ball, as MI needed 48 runs with the last 22 balls with six wickets. Tilak decided to retire himself to the penaltimet, in which MI got just seven runs. Sharadul, using all his experiences, excluded the final, leaving 22 runs for MI, using all his experiences.

Hardik started the over with one six. However, Avesh Khan commendablely bounced back, scoring just three runs from his last five delivery. Tourists ended at 191/5, crashed for their third defeat in the season. All LSG bowlers scored runs at an economy rate of 10 and above. However, Rathi bowled exceptionally through the middle overs and helped LSG to pull things well. His four -over spell scored just 21 runs and got rid of dangerous dhir.