Stoinis runs riot with eight maximums in epic IPL demolition as LSG down MI
Updated On: 17 May, 2023 08:23 AM IST | Lucknow | Santosh Suri
Lucknow made a disastrous start when their makeshift opener Deepak Hooda and last game hero Prerak Mankad departed early; Jason Behrendorff accounting for both in successive deliveries
Lucknow Super Giants batter Marcus Stoinis during his unbeaten 89-run knock versus Mumbai Indians in Lucknow yesterday. Pic/PTI
It was a brave decision by Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma to chase a total at the Ekana Stadium, whose pitch has been under scrutiny right through the IPL season. Barring the opening match in which hosts Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) notched up 193 against Delhi Capitals, getting runs has been a big problem.
Most games have seen scores in the range of 130 and even that has become a handful for the team batting second.
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