MI vs LSG Head to Head in IPL Record, Stats & Results

MI vs LSG Overall IPL Head-to-Head Record

MI vs LSG Recent Match Results

MI vs LSG Venue-Wise Head-to-Head Breakdown

The most painful insight for MI in this breakdown is the home record — they’ve won just 1 of 3 matches at Wankhede against LSG, a remarkably poor home record against a much younger franchise. That April 27, 2025 win was MI’s first-ever Wankhede victory over LSG. Ekana Stadium has been LSG’s complete fortress at 3-0, with all three home wins coming by margins of 12 runs or more — proving Lucknow conditions consistently suit them against MI. Neutral venues (the Brabourne Stadium in 2022 and the 2023 Eliminator at Chennai) are split 1-1, with MI’s only neutral-venue win being the crucial 2023 Eliminator that knocked LSG out of playoffs. For the May 4, 2026 clash at Wankhede, MI will lean on their April 2025 breakthrough — but LSG’s 2-1 historical edge at this venue is still ominous.

Top Run-Scorers in MI vs LSG Matches

KL Rahul’s 289 runs across his LSG years make him the all-time leader in this fixture — and his back-to-back unbeaten centuries vs MI in IPL 2022 (103* on April 16 at Brabourne, 103* on April 24 at Wankhede) made him the first IPL batter to score 3 centuries against the same opponent. Marcus Stoinis’s 229 runs come second from his all-rounder role, while Rohit Sharma leads MI’s chart with 165 runs including a fluent 68 off 38 in the May 2024 fixture. Nicholas Pooran has crossed 234 runs against MI with his 75 off 29 in 2024 standing as the most destructive single innings in this rivalry’s history — eight sixes plus a 19-ball fifty (then second-fastest for LSG in IPL).

Top Wicket-Takers in MI vs LSG Matches

Highest and Lowest Totals in MI vs LSG History

Most Memorable Moments in MI vs LSG Rivalry

KL Rahul’s Twin Centuries vs MI, IPL 2022: The defining storyline of LSG’s debut season — Rahul scored 103* off 60 vs MI on April 16 at Brabourne (LSG won by 18 runs), then repeated the feat eight days later with 103* off 62 at Wankhede (LSG won by 36 runs). That made Rahul the first batter ever to score 3 centuries against the same IPL opponent (combining his earlier PBKS hundred at Wankhede vs MI in 2019). Nine fours and five sixes across both innings.

Krunal Pandya’s 3/19 in LSG’s Debut Win vs MI, 2022: Krunal’s left-arm spin against his former franchise of 11 years was the emotional centerpiece of LSG’s 36-run win at Wankhede on April 24, 2022. He removed key MI batters in the middle overs to seal the result, even as Tilak Varma’s 38 off 27 hinted at his future star potential.

MI’s 2023 Eliminator Win: The only time MI have beaten LSG in a knockout, MI’s 81-run thrashing in the IPL 2023 Eliminator was the highest-stakes win in this rivalry. Bumrah ran through LSG’s batting and the match ended LSG’s debut-season dreams of a deeper playoff run.

Nicholas Pooran’s 29-Ball 75 at Wankhede, 2024: LSG’s biggest single batting display in this rivalry. Pooran lifted LSG from 69/3 in 9.3 overs to 214/6, hitting eight sixes plus a 19-ball fifty (then the second-fastest for LSG in IPL). The 109-run partnership between Pooran and KL Rahul (55) handed LSG a 18-run win and condemned MI to a last-place finish in IPL 2024.

Rickelton’s 58 + Suryakumar’s 67 — MI’s Wankhede Breakthrough, 2025: MI’s first-ever home win over LSG came on April 27, 2025, with Rickelton and Suryakumar Yadav anchoring 215/6 before Will Jacks (28), Naman Dhir, and Corbin Bosch added late firepower. MI then bowled LSG out for 161 — Hardik Pandya was banned for one match after this game for breaching the IPL code of conduct, but the 54-run win finally broke MI’s Wankhede curse against this opponent.

MI vs LSG Head-to-Head Match Type Breakdown

IPL 2026 Context — What’s at Stake

Mumbai Indians come into this fixture in deep crisis — 2 wins in 8 matches, sitting 9th on the points table after suffering a 6-wicket loss to SRH at home on April 29 despite Ryan Rickelton’s stunning 123* off 55 (the highest-ever IPL individual score by an MI batter). Tilak Varma’s 188 runs at SR 169.36 (incl. a 101*) and Ghazanfar’s 10 wickets in 6 matches are bright spots, but Bumrah’s worst-ever IPL start (2 wickets in 8 matches at Econ 8.80) and Hardik Pandya’s poor all-round form has the franchise under pressure.

Lucknow Super Giants arrive in a deeper 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 in IPL history). Mitchell Marsh leads the batting with 212 runs at SR 133.33, Aiden Markram has 193 runs, and Mohsin Khan’s 9 wickets at Econ 6.37 (best in IPL 2026) gives them a single match-winning bowler. However, Rishabh Pant’s poor captaincy season (189 runs at SR 126.84) has the franchise’s playoff hopes effectively gone. The mi vs lsg head to head today stands at 6-2 in LSG’s favour heading into the May 4 fixture — and MI have a genuine chance to back up their 2025 win and start narrowing the historical gap.