Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) ended its 2025 Premier League (IPL) season of India with a six Wickt defeat against Royal Challengers Bangalore. They arrived seventh in the points table with six wins and eight losses of 14 games.

They started well winning four of their first six games, but then lost form and won only two of their last eight games.

The injuries were a big problem for them. Some of their main bowling players could not play, which weakened their bowling alley. They mostly had to depend on Indian bowling players, and that did not always go well.

On the positive side, their batters abroad, especially those at the top, played well and were consistent.

Let’s see how each LSG player did this season.

RISHABH Pants – 3/10

Rishabh Pant had a disappointing season if we put aside his century in the last game. He scored 269 races in 13 tickets, with 118 undefeated in the last game. That means that he achieved only 151 races in the other 12 tickets, which is quite low for their standards. LSG will expect much better performances from him next season.

AIDEN MARKRAM – 8/10

Aiden Markram had a very good season with the bat for LSG, scoring 445 races in 13 games at a strike rate of 148.82, including five media centers. His performances surprised many, especially considering his last record in the IPL. He also contributed to the ball, taking four Wickts in five entries.

Mitchell Marsh – 9/10

Mitchell Marsh was the leading LSG artist this season. He scored 627 races in 13 games to an impressive average of 48.23 and an attack rate of 163.70. His season included a century and six media centers, showing great consistency with the bat throughout the tournament.

Nicholas Pooran – 8/10

Nicholas Pooran had a strong season with the bat, scoring 524 races in 14 games at an average of 43.66 and an attack rate of 196.25. He hit five half centuries in total. Pooran began the season in great form, with four fifty in his first six games, but he could only drive one more in the remaining eight games. With a little more consistency, it could have been an outstanding season for him.

David Miller – 3/10

David Miller had a season lower than the pair, scoring only 153 races in 11 tickets. His attack rate was also on the lower side in 127.49, which did not help its general impact with the bat.

Abdul Samad – 5/10

Abdul Samad scored 164 races in 12 games. Since he hit below in the order, he faced only 93 balls this season. Given that, it went well with a good attack rate of 176.34.

Ayush Badoni – 6/10

Ayush Badoni had a decent season with the bat, scoring 329 races in 11 tickets. He played at a good strike rate of 148.19 and did two means.

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Shardul Thakur – 6/10

Shardul Thakur played 10 games this season and picked up 13 WICKETS. He entered as a replacement for the injured Mohsin Khan and did a fair job for LSG. However, its economy rate was on the side over 11.02.

Khan Avesh – 5/10

Avesh Khan did not have the seasonal type that many expected. He took 13 Wickts in 13 games, but it was quite expensive, with an economy rate of 10.28.

DIGVESH RATHI – 7/10

From the Bowling Department, Digvechi was the best LSG artist this season. Playing in its IPL debut season, the right arm spinner took 14 wickts in 13 games. It was also very economical, maintaining an impressive economy rate of 8.25. Batters was difficult to score freely against him throughout the season.

Akash Deep – 2/10

Akash Deep lost the beginning of the season due to an injury. After returning, he played six games, but managed to take only three Wickts. His economy rate was also on the side of over 12.05.

Akash Singh – 5/10

Akash Singh played three games this season, collecting four Wickts. It had a decent economy rate of 8.86.

RAVI BISHNOI – 4/10

Ravi Bishnoi had a disappointing season in IPL 2025. He played 11 games and only took nine WICKETS. His economy rate was quite high in 10.83, and ran out of Wickt in most games.

Mayank Yadav – 3/10

Due to injuries, Mayank played only two games this season. The beginning of the tournament was lost and, after making a brief return, he was discarded again. In the two games in which he appeared, he took two wickts but had a high economy rate of 12.50.

Prince Yadav – 4/10

Prince Yadav played six games in what was his first IPL season and picked up three wickts.

William O’Rourke – 5/10

William O’Rourke joined LSG as a replacement for the end of the season. He played three games, picked up six wickts, but it was quite expensive with an economy rate of 12.77.

Shahbaz Ahmad – 3/10

Shahbaz Ahmad played three games this season and just took a wickt.

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