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Home / Sports / Mitchell Marsh Nicholas Pooran Fire Lucknow Super Giants To A Massive 238 3 Against Kolkata Knight Riders

KKR lose by 4 runs in high-scoring IPL contest against LSG      

Chasing 239, KKR slip from 149 for two in 12 overs to 234/7 in 20 overs
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Kolkata, Updated At : 07:40 PM Apr 08, 2025 IST
Lucknow Super Giants' batter Mitchell Marsh plays a shot during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Kolkata Knight Riders and Lucknow Super Giants, at Eden Gardens, in Kolkata, West Bengal, Tuesday, April 8, 2025. PTI

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Kolkata Knight Riders suffered a late batting collapse to lose their high-scoring Indian Premier League contest against Lucknow Super Giants by a mere four runs here on Tuesday.

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Chasing 239, KKR slipped from 149 for two in 12 overs to 234/7 in 20 overs. Skipper Ajinkya Rahane top-scored with 61 off 35 balls with eight fours and two sixes.

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Venkatesh Iyer contributed 45 and Rinku Singh smacked a late 15-ball 38 but their efforts were not enough.

Earlier, Nicholas Pooran (87 not out) and Mitchell Marsh (81) powered Lucknow Super Giants to a massive 238 for three.

Brief scores: LSG 238/3 in 20 overs (Nicholas Pooran 87 not out, Mitchell Marsh 81; Harshit Rana 2/51).

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KKR 234/7 in 20 overs (Ajinkya Rahane 61, Venkatesh Iyer 45, Rinku Singh 38 not out; Shardul Thakur 2/52).

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