Got one call wrong not sending Riyan Parag ahead of Rassie: Sangakkara

It had come down to the last over with Lucknow Super Giants requiring 15 runs to seal their fourth victory in a row. That they got to that position was a testament to their batting depth and fighting spirit with Marcus Stoinis coming in at No.8. He was unbeaten on 28 off 12 in his first outing this season for LSG, with Kuldeep Sen handed the massive responsibility to defend the required score in his first IPL game.

Sen outsmarted Stoinis with deliveries in the slot that the Australian all-rounder was unable to connect with his big swings. Sen bowled three dots which meant even a four and six to end the over wasn't enough to take LSG over the line. The narrow