IPL 2026: LSG get much-needed boost as Rs 8.6 crore recruit set to return

Struggling Lucknow Super Giants are set to welcome Australian wicketkeeper-batter Josh Inglis for their Indian Premier League 2026 campaign, potentially joining for the crucial May 4 clash against Mumbai Indians. Inglis, who missed the initial phase due to wedding commitments, offers a significant firepower boost to the struggling LSG batting lineup.

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