Cricket fans set to wear Virat Kohli’s No 18 jersey as Lucknow Super Giants clash with Royal Challengers Bengaluru today

After three straight defeats, Lucknow Tremendous Giants (LSG) might be aiming for a victory on their house turf. The native workforce is ready to face a spirited Royal Challengers Bengaluru, led by Rajat Patidar, on the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium on Friday.

Rishabh Pant-led LSG has suffered defeats of their final two matches in Lucknow in opposition to Chennai Tremendous Kings and Delhi Capitals.

Kohli Craze!

With Virat Kohli, the very best run-scorer within the IPL, anticipated to play, the native stadium is ready to be stuffed with followers sporting No. 18 jerseys in help of the Group India star batsman. Even earlier than the match, jersey distributors have begun arriving on the stadium throughout follow classes.

Ravi Sonkar, a road vendor in Aminabad who plans to arrange a stall on the footpath reverse the stadium on Friday, mentioned, “During the CSK match, only Dhoni’s No. 7 jersey sold. Now, with RCB playing, only Kohli’s No. 18 jerseys will sell. The entire stadium will be seen supporting RCB because of Kohli.”

Hai Vishwas!

LSG is making each effort to garner native help. Sakshi Jain, the lead of the LSG Brigade workforce, acknowledged, “We organized an LSG Community meet at Gyaneshwar Mishra Park, which included volunteers, brigade members, and team supporters. We chose the theme ‘Vishwas’ (belief) for the next match, as we believe in our team and hope they win.” The members engaged in varied actions and drills targeted on how you can cheer for Group LSG throughout the remaining two matches at Ekana Stadium.

LSG sweats it out!

Having misplaced 4 of their final 5 matches, the workforce is undoubtedly keen to show their fortunes round. The LSG members have been frequently holding follow classes on the stadium.

“The team has amazing players, and the top five are world-class. Everyone has the potential to change the game’s scenario. It’s just a matter of time. The team will bounce back,” commented a member of the LSG help workforce.