Marcus Stoinis Finger Injury Update: Lucknow All-rounder Gives Big Update

Stoinis was instrumental in LSG’s triumph as he smashed 72 runs off just 40 deliveries, marking his highest individual score for the team.

Marcus Stoinis, the all-rounder for Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), sustained a finger injury during their recent 56-run win over Punjab Kings (PBKS) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium on Friday.

Following the match, Stoinis provided an update on his injury.

Stoinis played a key role in LSG’s victory with his 72-run knock off 40 balls, his highest score for the team.

Kyle Mayers also made an impact, smashing 54 runs off just 24 balls.

In addition, Nicholas Pooran and Ayush Badoni contributed valuable runs to take LSG to a formidable total of 257/5.

During LSG’s recent 56-run victory over PBKS in the 2023 Indian Premier League at Punjab Cricket Association Stadium on Friday, Marcus Stoinis, the all-rounder for the Lucknow Super Giants, sustained a finger injury. After the match, Stoinis provided an update on his injury.

Stoinis played a vital role in LSG’s win by scoring 72 runs off 40 deliveries, which was his highest score for the team.

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Along with him, Kyle Mayers also contributed with his smashing 54 runs off just 24 balls.

Additionally, Nicholas Pooran and Ayush Badoni’s valuable contribution helped LSG achieve a formidable total of 257/5.

“We were joking around about the difference between this pitch and our home pitch.

My aim was to build partnerships, and Ayush got off to a great start as well.

I enjoy taking responsibility for batting in the middle order and finishing the game.

Throughout my career, I’ve batted in all positions. During the nets, I was swinging a few, so they gave me the new ball to bowl.

No one likes to bowl on a flat pitch. The pitch at our home ground suits me better as I can use my change of pace more effectively there,” Stoinis stated after the match.

Despite PBKS putting up a decent fight and scoring at a good rate, they found themselves chasing the target for most of the game and eventually fell short at 201, struggling to maintain the required rate of almost 13 runs per over.

Stoinis’ injury could be a cause for concern for LSG as they gear up to face Royal Challengers Bangalore on Monday at the Ekana Sports City.

However, the extent of his injury and his availability for the upcoming matches remains unknown.