Lucknow got the better of Punjab in match 38 of the Indian T20 League, in a rather emphatic batter. After being put to bat first, KL Rahul’s team scored 257/5, and became just the second team after Bangalore to score 250 or more in this competition.

Kyle Mayers and Marcus Stoinis scored half-centuries for them. In response, Punjab were bowled out for 201, with Yash Thakur picking up a four-wicket haul, and Naveen-ul-Haq supporting him with three wickets.

Among the four highest scores in this competition, this match marks the only instance where a team didn’t have any centurions – highlighting the score was a product of immaculate teamwork, instead of individual brilliance.

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<a href="https://www.thequint.com/podcast/t20-podcast-ayaz-memon-lucknow-gujarat-cricket">Lucknow</a> got the better of <a href="https://www.thequint.com/podcast/t20-podcast-ayaz-memon-mumbai-punjab-cricket">Punjab</a> in match 38 of the <a href="https://www.thequint.com/indian-premier-league-ipl">Indian T20 League</a>, in a rather emphatic batter. After being put to bat first, KL Rahul’s team scored 257/5, and became just the second team after Bangalore to score 250 or more in this competition.
Kyle Mayers and Marcus Stoinis scored half-centuries for them. In response, Punjab were bowled out for 201, with Yash Thakur picking up a four-wicket haul, and Naveen-ul-Haq supporting him with three wickets.
Among the four highest scores in this competition, this match marks the only instance where a team didn’t have any centurions – highlighting the score was a product of immaculate teamwork, instead of individual brilliance.
This podcast series is brought to you in association with Lloyd and Domino's.

The T20 Podcast with Ayaz Memon returns for another season as the biggest domestic T20 league in the world kicks off on 31 March 2023 with the match between Chennai and Gujarat.

The 10-team tournament returns to the home and away format after a few years as Gujarat look to defend their title, with the final almost two months down the line, on 28 May 2023!

The T20 Podcast with Ayaz Memon returns for another season as the biggest domestic T20 league in the world kicks off on 31 March 2023 with the match between Chennai and Gujarat.
The 10-team tournament returns to the home and away format after a few years as Gujarat look to defend their title, with the final almost two months down the line, on 28 May 2023!

The T20 Podcast with Ayaz Memon

The T20 Podcast with Ayaz Memon returns for another season as the biggest domestic T20 league in the world kicks off on 31 March 2023 with the match between Chennai and Gujarat. The 10-team tournament returns to the home and away format after a few years as Gujarat look to defend their title, with the final almost two months down the line, on 28 May 2023!

The T20 Podcast with Ayaz Memon returns for another season as the biggest domestic T20 league in the world kicks off on 31 March 2023 with the match between Chennai and Gujarat. The 10-team tournament returns to the home and away format after a few years as Gujarat look to defend their title, with the final almost two months down the line, on 28 May 2023!

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