LSG vs CSK 2nd Innings Dream11 Team, Fantasy Picks and Key Players to Watch - Match 59

Lucknow Super Giants’ disappointing IPL 2026 campaign has already come to an end, as they are now out of the playoff race for the third season in a row. The franchise has struggled throughout the tournament, managing only three victories while suffering eight defeats in 11 matches. With just three league games remaining, LSG currently sit at the bottom of the IPL points table and can no longer make it into the top four.

Their next challenge will be against the Chennai Super Kings at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. Interestingly, this will be the second straight meeting between the two sides. Although LSG are already eliminated, they still have an important role to play and could significantly impact CSK’s playoff hopes.

Meanwhile, Chennai Super Kings have revived their season with impressive performances in the latter half of the competition. The five-time champions are firmly in contention for a playoff berth. However, the team has received a setback ahead of the clash after all-rounder Jamie Overton suffered an injury, forcing the management to look for a suitable replacement in the playing XI.

LSG vs CSK Match Details

LSG vs CSK Dream11 Team Today (2nd Innings)

The Lucknow Super Giants opener Josh Inglis should be backed as captain if LSG gets the chance to chase, as per our LSG vs CSK 2nd Innings Dream11 team. While Sanju Samson and Urvil Patel can be considered in the other scenario.

Dream11 Team 1 (If LSG bats second)

Dream11 Team 2 (If CSK bats second)

Lucknow Super Giants vs Chennai Super Kings H2H Records

According to the CSK vs LSG H2H record, the battle between these two sides stands balanced in IPL, with three wins each for the Chennai Super Kings and the Lucknow Super Giants, while one fixture ended without a result.

Players to Watch Out For in LSG vs CSK Match 59

• Josh Inglis: Explosive opener Josh Inglis played a stunning knock for Lucknow Super Giants against Chennai Super Kings, smashing 85 runs off just 33 balls at a strike rate above 257. The Australian wicketkeeper reached his fifty in only 17 deliveries and helped LSG register their highest-ever IPL powerplay score.
• Urvil Patel: CSK batter Urvil Patel produced a breathtaking innings against Lucknow Super Giants, smashing 65 runs off just 23 deliveries. He brought up his fifty in only 13 balls, equalling the record for the fastest half-century in IPL history, and played a match-winning role in Chennai’s successful 204-run chase.