LSG vs GT Head to Head Record and IPL Stats

LSG vs GT stats: streaks and the batting first trend

The 2022 and 2023 seasons belonged to GT, who won all four games. Two of those were heavy GT wins: 62 runs in Pune on 10 May 2022, and 56 runs at Ahmedabad on 7 May 2023. In between, GT defended a small total at Lucknow and won by just 7 runs on 22 Apr 2023.

LSG turned it round with a 33-run win in Lucknow on 7 Apr 2024, then won both 2025 games. The second of those, also by 33 runs, came in Ahmedabad on 22 May 2025.

Unlike many IPL fixtures, setting a target has paid off more often. Sides setting a target have 5 wins, chasers 3, and the first innings has averaged 176. For Lucknow’s full record see the LSG IPL records, and for another GT fixture, the RCB vs GT head to head.

Gill, Marsh and the best bowling

Shubman Gill (GT) tops the runs with 327 from 8 innings, averaging 54.50, all four of his fifties included. His best is 94* on 7 May 2023, when he and Wriddhiman Saha (81) took GT to 227/2. Nicholas Pooran (LSG) is second with 172.

Mitchell Marsh made the only hundred for LSG, a 64-ball 117 in Ahmedabad on 22 May 2025. LSG reached 235/2 that day, the highest total in the fixture, and GT replied with 202/9.

Rashid Khan (GT) has the most wickets with 9, including 4/24 when LSG were bowled out for 82 in Pune in 2022. That is the lowest total in these games. The best figures belong to Yash Thakur (LSG): 5/30 on 7 Apr 2024, when GT were all out for 130. Krunal Pandya (LSG) has conceded just 5.30 an over.

Where LSG and GT have played

The Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow has staged half of the meetings, four in all, and they are split two each. That means LSG have not turned home games into a clear edge. The Narendra Modi Stadium has hosted two, one win each, and both were high scoring: GT’s 227/2 and LSG’s 235/2 came there. The Wankhede and the MCA Stadium in Pune hosted one game each in 2022, and GT won both.