IPL 2024: Man of the Match, Team CSK vs. LSG, Post-Match Presentation, Scorecard & Records, Award Winners

IPL 2024 Match 39: Lucknow Super Giants overcame the four-time champions in a thrilling high-scoring thriller at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Tuesday, April 23, defeating the Chennai Super Kings in back-to-back games.

The winners of several awards, such as player of the match and best striker of the match, are listed on MyKhel. Players like Marcus Stoinis and Ruturaj Gaikwad scored hundreds of runs for their teams, while Shivam Dube also hammered a half-century.

IPL 2024 Match 39 Award Winners: CSK vs. LSG
Marcus Stoinis (LSG)—124 not out off 63 balls—was the man of the match.
Punch.Shivam Dube (CSK) is the match’s EV Electric Striker. 244.44 strikes per 100.
Imagination The match’s MVP is Marcus Stoinis (LSG).
Shivam Dube (CSK), seven sixes, was the game’s super sixer.
Marcus Stoinis (LSG), 13 fours; RuPay On-The-Go

IPL 2024 Match 39 between CSK and LSG: Who Said Marcus Stoinis is the Player of the Match: “I will give them a break since there are many opening batters in the tournament, but my position is in the middle.

“It is more than simply go-go-go while pacing an innings. There was flow and ebb. Certain bowlers were our primary targets, while others were our cautious opponents. Both Nicky P and Hooda had strong innings. It came and went. You are always constructing on the inside. You are more fond of some bowlers than others.

[T20 game alteration?] It is, in my opinion, evolving. A portion of the points are being tallied, and the impact player provides further context. It seems risky.

[T20 World Cup?] My connection with the coach is excellent. I am totally okay with not obtaining a contract—something I was aware of for a long time. In terms of playing, I’d want to become involved. I began my career here, therefore, I like this competition.”

KL Rahul, captain of the LSG: Extremely unique, particularly in a game like that. We had the impression that the game was well ahead of us in the pursuit. It feels wonderful just to pull off a win.

[Carrying over from the last victory?] No, a new beginning. various circumstances. They put pressure on the bowlers after getting off to a strong start. It wasn’t 210 wickets, in my opinion. They did a great job at batting. I am grateful to Stoinis. It was amazing to see him. It was clever batting as well as power hitting.

“As a squad, we wanted to be more bolder at No. 3. We played three games, two at home and one away, when we were unable to score more than 170. In the top three, we need one power hitter. That was the way it was thinking.

[Having more courage] Additionally, I’ve seen that in the last several years, T20 cricket has evolved. 170-180 isn’t usually sufficient. In the powerplay, you have to exert more effort. You have greater flexibility since the Impact player provides you with depth. It has been a while since I played T20 cricket.

“[Pooran up the order] No predetermined strategy exists. With the exception of the openers, everyone is ready to go at any time. Pooran entered the game at three. I want to win the tournament’s fielder of the year title.”

Deepak Hooda: “Our strategy was quite simple; we wanted to smack the ball and score 14 runs each over. I had no other choice because of the run pace and how difficult these guys were to manage. That is what the IPL offers. His knock was only motivation; he was too excellent, a warrior-like presence from the second over.

“We were in the game 100 percent of the time, and the dugout knew we would battle and win. We are facing CSK, who are performing well, in the latter stages of the competition, and these two points mean a lot to our squad. It is a pleasant sensation.

Ruturaj Gaikwad: “Excellent cricket match, but a bitter pill to chew. LSG performed well on the back end. Up until the 13th or 14th over, we controlled the game, and then Stoinis had a fantastic inning. (On dew) It had an impact; our spinners were eliminated from the game due to the copious amounts of dew. Otherwise, we may have improved the game’s control and depth. But you can’t influence it; these are just aspects of the game.

“Jaddu has been batting at number four since the powerplay ended with us losing the second wicket. (Regarding Dube’s point of entrance, We are of the opinion that Shivam will bat if there is a wicket after the powerplay.). Batters cannot be made to leave after us. Since we have encountered dew throughout our practice sessions, I must admit that I felt our objective was just about par, not enough. However, I applaud how LSG batted.”

IPL 2024 Match 39: CSK vs. LSG Figures
This season’s LSG No. 3 Through 7 games: 56 off 55, 6 dismissals, Avg: 9.33, SR: 101.81
SR: 196.83, Stoinis (today): 124* off 63

most of IPL’s hundreds in losses
3-Hashim Amla-2, Sanju Samson-2, Ruturaj Gaikwad-2, Virat Kohli

at an IPL match between RCB and GL at Bengaluru, the most individual hundreds were: 2016 2: Hyderabad, SRH vs. RCB 2019: Hyderabad, SRH vs. RCB 2023-2: Bengaluru, RCB vs. GT 2023, Jaipur, RR vs. RCB, 2024, CSK vs. LSG, Chennai, 2024 and KKR vs. RR, Kolkata, 2024

Highest individual IPL run-chases: 124* for Marcus Stoinis (LSG) against CSK, Chennai, 2024; 120* for Paul Valthaty (PBKS) against CSK, Mohali, 2011; 119* for Virender Sehwag (DC) against Deccan Chargers, Hyderabad, 2011; 119* for Sanju Samson (RR) against PBKS, Mumbai WS, 2021; 117* for Shane Watson (CSK) against SRH, Mumbai WS, 2018 final

The top individual scores for LSG 140* were achieved by Quinton de Kock against KKR at Mumbai DYP, 2022 124*, Marcus Stoinis against CSK in Chennai, 2024 103*, KL Rahul against MI in Brabourne, 2022 103*, KL Rahul against MI at Mumbai WS, 2022 89*, and Marcus Stoinis against MI in Lucknow, 2023.

Highest objectives successfully pursued in the final six overs (IPL): 2024: 92 RR vs. PBKS, Sharjah, 96 RR vs. KKR, Kolkata 2020-89: MI vs CSK in Delhi LSG against. CSK in Chennai in 2021–87 and KKR vs. RCB in Bengaluru in 2024–86

211: LSG against. CSK, 2024 206 – CSK vs. RCB, 2012 203 – CSK vs. KKR, 2018 201 – PBKS vs. CSK, 2023 Good 200-plus run chases at Chepauk in the IPL

Maximum run-chases achieved for LSG (based on objectives)
2023: 211 against CSK, Brabourne, 213 against RCB, Bengaluru 2023 177 against. CSK, Lucknow, 2024 183 vs. SRH, Hyderabad, 2022 211 vs. CSK, Chennai

200+ run chases against CSK that were successful (by targets)
219-MI, Delhi, 2021; 211-By 6 wickets, LSG, Brabourne, 2022; 211-By 6 wickets, LSG, Chennai, 2024
206 – PBKS, Abu Dhabi, 2014; by 6 wickets; 201 – PBKS, Chennai, 2023; by 4 wickets

Stat Referenced by Cricbuzz

Scorecard for CSK against LSG
Chennai Premier League
Matt Henry 1 c Rahul b Ajinkya Rahane
Not out at 108 is Ruturaj Gaikwad.
Hooda c Thakur b Daryl Mitchell 11
Rahul b Mohsin c Ravindra Jadeja 16
Shivam Dube finishes with 66.
MS Dhoni is still in the game.

Extras (w-2, lb-2) 20 Overs x 4 Wkts = 210 Total

Wickets Fall: 1-4, 2-49, 3-101, 4-205.

Bowling: Yash Thakur 4-0-47-1, Marcus Stoinis 4-0-49-0, Matt Henry 4-0-28-1, Mohsin Khan 4-0-50-1, Ravi Bishnoi 2-0-19-0, and Krunal Pandya 2-0-15-0.

Super Giants of Lucknow
Chahar b. Quinton de Kock 0 KL Rahul b. Rahman c. Gaikwad
Marcus Stoinis is still in. 124
Pathirana’s Devdutt Padikkal b Thirteen
Nicholas Pooran b. Pathirana c. Thakur
The not-out Deepak Hooda 17

Extras (B-1, LB-2, NB-3, W-3) 9 Total (213 overs and 4 wickets)

Wicket falls were 1-0, 2-33, 3-88, and 4-158.
Bowling: Tushar Deshpande 2-0-11-1, Deepak Chahar 3-0-34-0, Moeen Ali 2-0-21-0, Ravindra Jadeja 2-0-16-0, Mustafizur Rahman 3.3-0-51-1, Shardul Thakur 3-0-42-0, and Matheesha Pathirana 4-0-35-2.