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IPL 2026 · Match 27 · BRSABV Ekana Cricket Stadium · Sun, 17 May

Lucknow Super Giants v Rajasthan Royals

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Rajasthan Royals won by 12 runs

Rishabh Pant and Nicholas Pooran put on 87 together, and Lucknow still lost by 12 runs. That collapse tells you everything about how the middle overs strangled this chase at the Ekana Stadium. Rajasthan posted 168, built almost entirely by Yashasvi Jaiswal's 74 off 52 balls. Sanju Samson added 38 and Riyan Parag chipped in 31, but this was Jaiswal's platform against a disciplined Lucknow attack where Ravi Bishnoi took 2 for 31. Chasing on a pitch offering turn and variable bounce, Pant (52 off 38) and Pooran (44 off 28) brought Lucknow within striking distance. At one point they needed 46 from 36 balls with eight wickets in hand. Then Jofra Archer broke through, Maheesh Theekshana spun a web through the lower middle order, and suddenly 156 for 8 was all Lucknow could muster. The required rate climbed from manageable to desperate inside four overs. Aiden Markram's 28 off 23 couldn't bridge the gap. The scorecard shows a modest margin, but Rajasthan controlled the final five overs completely. Watch how Theekshana operates in the powerplay next time. His economy through the middle turned this match before anyone noticed.

Written by OverByOver, fact-checked against live match data.