IPL 2026: CSK vs LSG Today's Match Highlights: Unmissable video recap, turning points, match analysis, stats and more

Chennai Super Kings defeated Lucknow Super Giants by five wickets in the Indian Premier League 2026 match played on May 10 at MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai. Batting first, LSG posted 203/8 in 20 overs, powered by Josh Inglis’ explosive 85 off 33 balls. For CSK, Jamie Overton starred with the ball, claiming 3/36 in his four overs.

In reply, CSK successfully chased down the target in 19.2 overs, finishing at 208/5. Urvil Patel led the chase with a blistering 65 off 23 deliveries. For LSG, Digvesh Rathi picked up 2/45, while Shahbaz Ahmed returned figures of 2/30. With the victory, CSK climbed to fifth place in the points table with 12 points from 11 matches, while LSG remained at the bottom with six points from 11 games.

Key Moments of the game:

Josh Inglis Goes Berserk in Chennai

Lucknow Super Giants brought back Josh Inglis after a minor injury, and the Australian batter made an immediate impact against CSK. Inglis played a breathtaking innings of 85 runs off just 33 balls, smashing 10 fours and six maximums at a remarkable strike rate of 257.58. He dominated the CSK bowlers from the start and provided LSG with the momentum they desperately needed.

Urvil Patel shows his god mode

CSK batter Urvil Patel finally found his rhythm and delivered a breathtaking performance against LSG. After struggling for runs in recent matches, Urvil bounced back in stunning fashion, smashing 65 runs off just 23 deliveries. His explosive innings featured two fours and eight towering sixes at an incredible strike rate of 282.61. The young batter also etched his name into the record books by scoring the joint-fastest half-century in IPL history, equalling Yashasvi Jaiswal’s landmark feat.

Lucknow Super Giants try to pull the game back

LSG bowlers attempted a spirited comeback against Chennai Super Kings at MA Chidambaram Stadium. Shahbaz Ahmed provided crucial breakthroughs by dismissing Ruturaj Gaikwad and the dangerous Urvil Patel, giving LSG a much-needed opening in the chase. Avesh Khan then removed Kartik Sharma, while Digvesh Rathi dismissed Dewald Brevis to keep the pressure on CSK. Despite the late wickets, CSK remained composed in the tense finish and successfully chased down the 204-run target in the final over to seal an important five-wicket victory.