Mitchell Marsh smashes Bhuvneshwar Kumar 102 meter six in RCB vs LSG clash

Mitchell Marsh, the LSG opener who has been struggling for runs, smacked Bhuvneshwar Kumar out of the park with a monstrous hit that sailed over the stadium's roof. This was more of a Mitchell Marsh-like shot, who has the reputation of hitting sixes at will.

The Lucknow Super Giants have struggled with their opening pair not firing this season. However, this recognized pair had done massive work for the Super Giants in the last season with the bat, though they could not win many games.

The LSG side started off the season with a loss in their first game, but then bounced back with some strong performances from the bowlers and the skipper, Rishabh Pant. Keeping a 50-50 record, LSG are now placed in seventh position in the points table.

Mitchell Marsh hits Bhuvneshwar Kumar out of the park with a monstrous 102 m six

Australian captain Mitchell Marsh was in some stunning form throughout 2025, which was reflected in the IPL as well. Marsh top-scored for the Lucknow Super Giants, amassing 600+ runs in the previous season. He was a stunning batter, paired alongside Aiden Markram.

However, Marsh has struggled with form this season. He has not looked in the finest of touch, but he broke the shackles against RCB at Chinnaswamy Stadium. Marsh climbed onto a delivery from Bhuvneshwar Kumar, which was smashed out of the park by the LSG opener.

Marsh heaved the ball towards the square leg region, and the ball was deposited at the roof of the stadium for a monstrous 102 M six.

Mitchell Marsh has smoked Bhuvneshwar out of the stadium for a 102 metre six

Uff thats some hit#RCBvsLSG pic.twitter.com/KP8bZWA1Gd

— Stumper (@TheStumpStory) April 15, 2026

Rishabh Pant was taken off the field after being struck on the elbow

Rishabh Pant came in to bat for the Lucknow Super Giants after Aiden Markram was dismissed off Rasikh Salam within the powerplay. Pant was ruled out of the match and was taken back to the dugout after the physios rushed out.

Hazlewood had struck the ball onto the cricketer's elbow, and he rushed in to check on the wicket-keeper batter, showcasing some promising sportsmanship on this occasion. This was a massive blow to the Lucknow Super Giants.

Rishabh Pant's injury came at the wrong time, as the two wickets fell in the early stages of the game after him leaving the ground. He could have backed the opener in Mitchell Marsh. He would need to be back on the field for the team after the flow of wickets. Pant is known as a courageous cricketer and might be seen back on the field.

Mitchell Marsh departs after another good start

Mitchell Marsh, the LSG opener, has struggled with his batting form, and as the Australian captain, he has failed to convert his good starts in the season. After another promising start, Marsh was dismissed off Krunal Pandya's bowling.

The batter, who was on 40 off just 32 balls, with three fours and two sixes, tried to smack the ball, which was bowled wide and slow to the big-hitter. The ball was out of his reach, and he tried to play one of his favourite shots, the square cut. Marsh dragged the ball into the stumps and was dismissed by the RCB spinner.

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