LSG vs CSK Head to Head Record and Stats

Lucknow Super Giants vs Chennai Super Kings stats: the chasing pattern

The average first-innings score across these games is 196, and still it has rarely been enough. CSK’s 12-run win at Chepauk on 3 Apr 2023 is the only time the team batting first has won. Their 217/7 that day is still the top total between these sides.

The other results show how chases have gone. LSG reached 211/4 in 19.3 overs at the Brabourne Stadium in the first meeting on 31 Mar 2022. On 23 Apr 2024 at Chepauk, they chased 211 and got there with 213/4, again in 19.3 overs.

Season by season, it has swung. LSG won the 2022 match and both 2024 games. CSK won in 2025, and the two 2026 games were shared, one each. For anyone looking for an LSG vs CSK pitch report, the numbers here point one way: big first-innings scores, and chasing sides that usually win.

Gaikwad, Stoinis and Bishnoi: the standout performers

RD Gaikwad (Ruturaj Gaikwad) of Chennai Super Kings leads the way: 238 runs, 6 innings, average 47.60. S Dube is just behind on 235, averaging 58.75.

The best innings came in the same match. On 23 Apr 2024 Gaikwad struck 108* from 60 balls, only for MP Stoinis (Marcus Stoinis) of Lucknow Super Giants to answer with 124* from 63 and win it. In the most recent game, MR Marsh blasted 90 from 38 deliveries.

With the ball, Ravi Bishnoi of LSG has 8 wickets at 16.62. M Pathirana has 7 for CSK. The best figures are 4/26 by MM Ali (Moeen Ali) at Chepauk on 3 Apr 2023, in that lone win for the side batting first.

Grounds and home records

The Ekana Cricket Stadium has staged 4 of the 8 meetings. LSG have won 2 there, CSK 1, and one was washed out. Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium has a 2-1 CSK edge across 3 games, and the remaining match was at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.

Nobody has yet picked up a second player of the match award here. For the wider picture, see the Lucknow Super Giants IPL records and the Chennai Super Kings IPL records, or compare with LSG vs RCB.