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Result · Indian Premier League

Lucknow Super Giants vs Mumbai Indians

H2H · LSG 6–2 MIVenue par · 186Chase success · 56%POTM · N Pooran

Match preview & overview

LSG edge MI by 18 runs in high-scoring Wankhede thriller

Lucknow Super Giants beat Mumbai Indians by 18 runs at Wankhede Stadium on 17 May 2024, in an IPL fixture that produced 410 runs across 40 overs. LSG batted first and posted 214/6, well above the ground's average first-innings score of 186 over 196 matches. Mumbai Indians' reply started brightly but unravelled in the middle overs; they finished on 196/6, falling short despite a competitive 71 runs from the death. Nicholas Pooran was awarded Player of the Match for his innings contribution. The result extended LSG's overall head-to-head lead over MI to 6 wins from 8 meetings.

The match followed a pattern that has become familiar at Wankhede: a big target set, a promising chase, and then a cluster of wickets in the middle overs that proved too much to recover from. MI lost 5 wickets for 72 runs between overs 7 and 15, which effectively decided the contest before the death-over fireworks had a chance to matter.

Pitch report & venue insights

Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai196-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.

196

T20 matches hosted

186

Avg 1st-innings score

171

Avg 2nd-innings score

56%

Chase success rate

46

Avg powerplay runs

73%

Toss-field rate

Head-to-head record

Lucknow Super Giants lead the series 6–2 from 8 completed matches

Seasons 2022–2025

Series standing

Lucknow Super GiantsLucknow Super Giants
6
Mumbai IndiansMumbai Indians
2

8

Total meetings

0

No results

8

In last 8

Recent encounters

Last 8
2025MI won by 54 runs
2025LSG won by 12 runs
2024LSG won by 18 runs
2024LSG won by 4 wickets
2023MI won by 81 runs
2023LSG won by 5 runs
2022LSG won by 36 runs
2022LSG won by 18 runs

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

LSG post above-par 214/6 in first innings

Lucknow Super Giants put on 214/6, nearly 28 runs clear of Wankhede's average first-innings score of 186 across 196 matches. The middle overs were particularly productive: LSG scored 110 runs for just 1 wicket in that phase, which effectively set the match up in their favour.

Angle 02

MI powerplay strong but middle overs proved costly

Mumbai Indians made an excellent start in the chase, rattling along at 53 runs without loss in the powerplay. They lost 5 wickets in the middle overs for 72 runs, though, and that collapse made 215 an impossible target to claw back.

Angle 03

Toss winner chose to field. A Wankhede habit

Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to field, consistent with the venue's trend: teams have fielded first at Wankhede in 71% of matches. The chasing side wins 55% of the time at the ground, so MI's decision was logical, even if it didn't pay off on this occasion.

Angle 04

N Pooran named Player of the Match

Nicholas Pooran took the Player of the Match award for his contribution to Lucknow Super Giants' innings. His performance came in a match where LSG's death-over hitting (55 runs from the final phase) proved the difference between a competitive total and an imposing one.

Angle 05

LSG's head-to-head dominance continues

This result extended Lucknow Super Giants' overall record against Mumbai Indians to 6 wins from 8 meetings. MI's only two victories in the rivalry came in contrasting fashion, including an 81-run win at Chepauk in 2023.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

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

  • At a venue where the chasing side wins 55% of the time, top-innings batter markets may reflect the toss result more than underlying team quality.
  • LSG's middle-overs performance (110 runs, 1 wicket) suggests player performance markets tied to that phase could be of interest in similar fixtures.
  • Wankhede's average first-innings score of 186 makes 'total runs' lines worth contextualising against the ground's history, particularly for day-night matches where dew can assist batting sides in the second innings.
  • MI's powerplay was strong (53 runs, no wickets lost) but their middle-overs collapse shifted the match decisively; markets covering individual phase performances may be more reflective of what actually happened than outright result lines.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Lucknow Super Giants vs Mumbai Indians

Who won the LSG vs MI IPL 2024 match on 17 May?

Lucknow Super Giants won by 18 runs. LSG posted 214/6 batting first and Mumbai Indians were bowled out for 196/6 in the chase at Wankhede Stadium.

Who was Player of the Match in LSG vs MI on 17 May 2024?

Nicholas Pooran of Lucknow Super Giants was named Player of the Match for his contribution to LSG's total of 214/6.

What is the head-to-head record between Lucknow Super Giants and Mumbai Indians?

Across 8 meetings, Lucknow Super Giants lead 6–2. MI's two wins include an 81-run victory at Chepauk in 2023; LSG have won the majority of meetings regardless of venue.

Where to watch IPL matches in the UK?

IPL fixtures are broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket. Subscribers can also stream via Sky Go or pick up a streaming pass through NOW TV.

What is the average score at Wankhede Stadium in T20 cricket?

Based on 196 matches at the venue, the average first-innings score is 186 and the average second-innings score is 171. Teams field first roughly 71% of the time after winning the toss, and chasing sides win 55% of matches.

Who won the toss in LSG vs MI on 17 May 2024, and what did they decide?

Mumbai Indians won the toss and elected to field first, in line with the general trend at Wankhede where fielding first is the preferred toss call. LSG made them pay, posting 214/6.

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