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Lucknow's own MS silences sea of yellow at Chepauk

The Morning Standard

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April 24, 2024

Despite brief lull in the middle overs, Marcus Stoinis keeps chase going with a sensational century to take Super Giants home in final over of match

- ASHOK VENUGOPAL

Lucknow's own MS silences sea of yellow at Chepauk

MARCUS Stoinis's splendid counter-attacking century (124 not out) came in handy for Lucknow Super Giants as they beat Chennai Super Kings by six wickets in their IPL encounter at Chepauk on Tuesday When 17 runs were required off the last over from Mustafizur Rahman, Stoinis struck a six and three consecutive boundaries to fashion a memorable win. Deepak Hoooda also played a big hand, with a sixball 17 as the pair combined to devastating effect.

The win also helped them to leapfrog the hosts in the points table.

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