Mitchell Marsh was unfortunately out. (Photo- PTI)

Mitchell Marsh Run Out: Lucknow Super Giants opener Mitchell Marsh played another stormy innings in IPL 2026. In the 59th match of the season, he played an important innings against Chennai Super Kings, but missed out on scoring a century. While chasing the target of 188 runs, Mitchell Marsh made an explosive start and hit fours and sixes. But his innings ended in a very shocking manner. He was out standing on non-strike.

Mitchell Marsh was out unfortunately

Mitchell Marsh gave a tough class to the bowlers of Chennai Super Kings at the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow. In this match, he scored 90 runs in 38 balls at a strike rate of 236.84, but remained 10 runs away from his century. His innings included 9 fours and 7 sixes. During this, he also added 135 runs for the first wicket with Josh Inglis, which made the match easy for Lucknow Super Giants. But he was run out after reaching his century.

Actually, the last ball of 12 overs of the innings, Mukesh Chaudhary bowled full length to Nicholas Pooran. Pooran drove it, but Marsh, standing at the non-striker's end, took a few steps forward and the ball went straight towards the stumps. Then Mukesh jumped and touched the ball with just his little finger and the ball hit the stumps, due to which Marsh was run out. Mitchell Marsh did not even get a chance to return to the crease, due to which he had to lose his wicket.

Unlucky for Lucknow! 🫢😳

What a terrible way for Mitch Marsh to depart when he was looking primed for a century! 👀

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Second big innings in 3 matches

Mitchell Marsh's recent form has been quite excellent. He has played 2 big innings in 3 matches, before this he had scored a century against Royal Challengers Bangalore on 7 May. At the same time, Mitchell Marsh has scored 467 runs in 12 matches this season. He is currently the highest run-scorer for Lucknow and has come sixth in the Orange Cap list. Apart from him, no player from Lucknow has been able to touch the figure of 300 runs in the current season.

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