• Wion
  • /Cricket
  • /IPL 2025: 'Disappointing result...,' LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka to team after nail-biter loss vs DC

IPL 2025: 'Disappointing result...,' LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka to team after nail-biter loss vs DC

IPL 2025: 'Disappointing result...,' LSG owner Sanjiv Goenka to team after nail-biter loss vs DC

Story highlights

Sanjiv Goenka went viral last season for having a chat with then skipper KL Rahul while seemingly in bad mood over a loss. This time also he had a message for his time but completely juxtaposed in expression at least. Cricket Sports

Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) owner Sanjiv Goenka went viral last season for having a chat with then skipper KL Rahul while seemingly in bad mood over a loss. Rahul left the team in auction last year and now plays for Delhi Capitals.

While former LSG skipper didn't feature for DC in IPL 2025 game on Monday (Mar 24) but his old team still lost a nail-biter. This time also he had a message for his time but completely juxtaposed in expression at least.

Also Read: IPL 2025: 'Really enjoyed being out...,' DC star Ashutosh Sharma on his match-winning 66 not out against LSG

Add WION as a Preferred Source

“Lot of positives that I take away from this game in batting and bowling. The way we had the powerplay in both batting and bowling was brilliant. These things happen. We are a young team, lets look at the positives and look forward from tomorrow to the 27th. And hopefully we’ll have a better result. Disappointing result yes, but great game. So well done,” he said in the LSG dressing room after one-wicket loss.

LSG skipper Rishabh Pant had a horrible outing in the debut match for his new IPL franchise. Not only he got out on a six-ball duck, Pant also missed a stumping chance that would have won LSG the game against Delhi Capitals (DC).

The LSG skipper also acknowledged losing momentum while batting. LSG were 161/3 at a point with Pant just gone back and Nicholas Pooran still on the crease who was batting at 70 off 27 balls.

Everything derailed form there on as LSG could manage only 209/8. While bowling, DC were on its knees for most part and with Tristan Stubbs being dismissed, they were 113/6 and nearly out of race.

"Our batters batted really well. We might have lost momentum in between overs 13-17, but it was a pretty good score on this wicket," said Pant.

About the Author

Share on twitter

Prashant Talreja

Prashant Talreja is an Assistant Editor at WION, specializing in sports: cricket, tennis, golf, football, etc. With over 10 years of experience in sports journalism, Talreja has pr...Read More