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Result · Indian Premier League

Chennai Super Kings vs Lucknow Super Giants

H2H · CSK 2–3 LSGVenue par · 192Chase success · 46%POTM · MP Stoinis

Match preview & overview

Lucknow Super Giants chase 211 at Chepauk to beat Chennai Super Kings by 6 wickets

Lucknow Super Giants beat Chennai Super Kings by 6 wickets at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on 23 April 2024, chasing down a 211-run target to win a high-scoring IPL T20. Chennai posted 210/4 after being put in to bat, with 75 runs coming in the death overs. Lucknow's reply was built around a strong middle phase: 92 runs for the loss of just 1 wicket in overs 7–15 gave them enough momentum to coast home. Marcus Stoinis was named Player of the Match. LSG's win moved them to 3 victories in 6 head-to-head meetings against Chennai, extending their overall advantage in the rivalry.

Chepauk's average second-innings score across 127 T20 matches is 177, so chasing 211 here was always going to require something above the ordinary. LSG's batting unit delivered exactly that. Their chase success rate at this venue stands at 46%, making any team passing 210 in the first innings a significant challenge to overhaul. Lucknow did it with 6 wickets to spare.

Pitch report & venue insights

M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai127-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2003–2026. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

127

T20 matches hosted

192

Avg 1st-innings score

177

Avg 2nd-innings score

46%

Chase success rate

45

Avg powerplay runs

42%

Toss-field rate

Head-to-head record

Lucknow Super Giants lead the series 3–2 from 6 completed matches

Seasons 2022–2025

Series standing

Chennai Super KingsChennai Super Kings
2
Lucknow Super GiantsLucknow Super Giants
3

6

Total meetings

1

No results

6

In last 6

Recent encounters

Last 6
2025CSK won by 5 wickets
2024LSG won by 6 wickets
2024LSG won by 8 wickets
2023No result
2023CSK won by 12 runs
2022LSG won by 6 wickets

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

LSG complete a 213-run chase with 6 wickets in hand

Lucknow Super Giants overhauled Chennai Super Kings' 210/4 with something to spare, finishing on 213/4. It was only the second time in this fixture's six-match history that the chasing side successfully passed 210 at Chepauk.

Angle 02

Stoinis wins Player of the Match award

Marcus Stoinis was named Player of the Match after his contribution proved decisive in the chase. His innings helped LSG navigate a venue where the average second-innings score across 127 matches is just 177.

Angle 03

CSK's death overs produced 75 runs but it wasn't enough

Chennai Super Kings scored 75 runs in the death overs at a cost of just 1 wicket, pushing their total to 210/4. Despite that late charge, the total fell below Chepauk's average first-innings score of 192. Meaning LSG were always within reach.

Angle 04

LSG's middle overs were the difference in the chase

Lucknow scored 92 runs in the middle phase for just 1 wicket, compared with Chennai's 86 runs in the same phase. That 6-run advantage mid-innings effectively swung the run-rate in LSG's favour before the death overs even began.

Angle 05

Toss bias: LSG chose to field and it paid off

Lucknow won the toss and elected to bowl, a decision that bucked Chepauk's trend. Only 41% of teams winning the toss at this venue choose to field, yet LSG's decision proved correct as they successfully chased a 211-run target.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Top batter markets at high-scoring Chepauk venues historically attract interest when totals exceed 200, as individual match-winning knocks become more visible.
  • The middle-overs phase at this venue has produced high run rates across both innings in this fixture. Phase-based markets may reflect that more accurately than outright result lines.
  • Chepauk's chase success rate sits at 46% across 127 T20 matches, making outright markets closer than the pitch reputation might suggest.
  • Player of the Match markets in high-scoring T20s at this venue may be more relevant than match result markets, given how frequently individual innings decide outcomes here.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Chennai Super Kings vs Lucknow Super Giants

Who won the CSK vs LSG IPL match on 23 April 2024?

Lucknow Super Giants won by 6 wickets. They chased down Chennai Super Kings' total of 210/4, finishing on 213/4 at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Who was Player of the Match in CSK vs LSG on 23 April 2024?

Marcus Stoinis of Lucknow Super Giants was named Player of the Match for his contribution to LSG's successful chase of 211.

What is the head-to-head record between CSK and LSG?

Across six meetings, Lucknow Super Giants lead 3–2 with one no result. LSG have won at Brabourne, Ekana, and now Chepauk, while Chennai have taken victories at Ekana and Chepauk.

Where to watch CSK vs LSG IPL matches in the UK?

IPL matches are broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket. You can stream via Sky Go or a NOW TV day pass. Check listings for start times, as most IPL evening fixtures in India begin around 19:30 IST, which is 15:00 BST.

What is the average first-innings score at Chepauk in T20s?

Across 127 T20 matches at M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, the average first-innings score is 192. Chennai Super Kings' 210/4 in this match sat above that benchmark, which made LSG's chase all the more notable.

Did the toss matter in this match?

Lucknow Super Giants won the toss and chose to field, which is a minority decision at Chepauk: only 41% of toss-winning captains at this venue opt to bowl first. The decision paid off, with LSG successfully chasing 211 to win by 6 wickets.

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