CSK vs LSG Head to Head in IPL Record, Key Stats & Results

CSK vs LSG Overall IPL Head-to-Head Record

Note: Lowest team totals not consistently reported across published sources. The April 23, 2024 match at Chepauk produced the highest combined match aggregate (423 runs) in this rivalry’s history.

CSK vs LSG Venue-Wise Head-to-Head

Note: H2H verified by myKhel, Sportskeeda, IplStory, ESPNcricinfo. The Ekana split includes the May 3, 2023 rain-abandoned no-result. The 2022 LSG debut win came at the neutral Brabourne Stadium during COVID-era scheduling.

Recent CSK vs LSG Match Results

CSK’s most recent win came on April 14, 2025 at Ekana — Dhoni’s unbeaten 26 off 11 balls and Shivam Dube’s 43* sealed a 5-wicket chase of 167 with 3 balls to spare. Before that, LSG had won 3 consecutive completed CSK vs LSG matches (May 2023 was a no result, plus both 2024 fixtures), making this the most lopsided run in the rivalry’s young history.

Top Run-Scorers in CSK vs LSG Matches

Note: No published source provides a confirmed all-time top run-scorers leaderboard for this 6-match rivalry. The above are confirmed match-defining individual performances. Stoinis’s 124 remains the highest individual score in any IPL chase ever.*

Top Wicket-Takers in CSK vs LSG Matches

Note: No source publishes a confirmed all-time top wicket-takers leaderboard for this rivalry. Moeen Ali’s 4/26 in CSK’s 217-run defence (April 2023) remains the rivalry’s best bowling figures by an individual.

Highest and Lowest Totals in CSK vs LSG

Note: Lowest team totals not consistently reported across sources. CSK’s 217/7 came in their April 2023 12-run win behind Gaikwad’s 57 and Conway’s 47. LSG’s 213/4 came chasing 211 with 3 balls to spare in April 2024 — the famous Stoinis 124 match.*

CSK vs LSG Head-to-Head Match Type Breakdown

Most Memorable Moments in CSK vs LSG Rivalry

Marcus Stoinis’s Record-Breaking 124 at Chepauk, April 23, 2024*: The defining moment in this rivalry’s history. Stoinis came in at No. 3 (his first time batting that high in 34 IPL innings) and delivered an unbeaten 124 off 63 with 13 fours and 6 sixes — the highest individual score in any IPL chase ever, surpassing Paul Valthaty’s 120* from 2011. LSG chased 211 with 6 wickets in hand and 3 balls to spare, breaching CSK’s “Fortress Chepauk” for the first time that season. Earlier, Ruturaj Gaikwad’s unbeaten 108 off 60 and Shivam Dube’s 66 off 27 had powered CSK to 210/4. The 423-run match aggregate remains this rivalry’s highest.

LSG’s Debut Match Win vs CSK at Brabourne, March 31, 2022: LSG’s very first IPL meeting with CSK — and they won by 6 wickets. CSK posted 210/7 (Robin Uthappa 50 off 27, Shivam Dube 49 off 30) but LSG chased 211 in 19.3 overs courtesy a 99-run opening stand between KL Rahul (40 off 26) and Quinton de Kock (61 off 45), plus Evin Lewis’s match-winning 55* off 23 (the fastest fifty of IPL 2022) — Lewis was named Player of the Match. Dwayne Bravo also became the IPL’s all-time leading wicket-taker during this match, surpassing Lasith Malinga.

Moeen Ali’s 4/26 — CSK Defends 217 at Chepauk, April 3, 2023: CSK’s only home win in this rivalry came on the back of Moeen Ali’s spin masterclass. Ruturaj Gaikwad (57) and Devon Conway (47) put on a 110-run opening stand to set up CSK’s 217/7. In reply, LSG fell to 205/7 despite Kyle Mayers’s 53 off 21 and Nicholas Pooran’s late charge — Moeen Ali’s 4/26 was the Player of the Match performance, with Mark Wood (3/49 for LSG earlier) and Ravi Bishnoi (3/28) also impressive on a high-scoring night.

MS Dhoni’s 26 off 11 at Ekana, April 14, 2025*: CSK’s most recent win in this rivalry — and a vintage Dhoni finish. Chasing 167, CSK were stuck at 111/5 in the 15th over before Dhoni walked in and delivered 26* off 11 balls (two sixes plus a boundary). His unbroken 57-run partnership with Shivam Dube (43* off 37) chased 167 with 3 balls to spare. Dhoni also became the first wicketkeeper to complete 200 IPL dismissals in this match, while Rishabh Pant (63 off 49) was named Fantasy King of the Match despite the loss.

IPL 2026 Context

Chennai Super Kings come into Match 53 in noticeably better shape than recent seasons — Sanju Samson leads CSK’s batting with 304 runs at Avg 50.66 and 2 centuries (incl. 115*), Ayush Mhatre’s 201 runs at SR 177.87 has been a breakthrough story, and Anshul Kamboj’s 14 wickets at SR 11.85 makes him one of IPL 2026’s joint-fourth highest wicket-takers. Jamie Overton’s 9 wickets plus 136 runs at SR 158.13 gives them a genuine dual-department all-rounder, while Noor Ahmad’s 7 wickets adds spin variety. CSK’s main concern is Ruturaj Gaikwad’s poor 178 runs at SR 121.08 and Shivam Dube’s struggling 150 runs across 8 matches.

Lucknow Super Giants arrive in deep crisis — bottom of the table with just 2 wins in 8 matches, on a 5-match losing streak that includes 8 consecutive home losses (tying Deccan Chargers for the second-worst home losing streak in IPL history). Mitchell Marsh leads the batting with 212 runs at SR 133.33, Aiden Markram has 193 runs at SR 144.02 as the opener, and Mohsin Khan’s 9 wickets at Econ 6.37 (best economy in IPL 2026) provides a genuine bowling matchup. However, Rishabh Pant’s poor captaincy season (189 runs at SR 126.84) and Nicholas Pooran’s 82 runs at SR 81.18 in 8 matches has the franchise’s playoff hopes effectively gone.

The csk vs lsg head to head today stands at 3-2 in LSG’s favour heading into Match 53 — and CSK have a genuine chance to back up their 2025 Ekana win with another victory at the neutral Raipur venue, finally levelling the all-time series for the first time.