Marcus Stoinis said he was happy to contribute in any way possible for Lucknow Super Giants after scoring 72 at number four to propel them to the second-highest total in Indian Premier League history in their 56-run win over Punjab Kings.
Stoinis and Kyle Mayers each scored half-centuries on Friday, while Ayush Badoni and Nicholas Pooran added to the total as Lucknow ended on 257-5, six runs short of the record of 263 set by Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2013.
Stoinis has batted at either number five or six for Lucknow this season, but the Australian excelled in an unfamiliar role on Friday, smashing 11 boundaries. The 33-year-old also contributed with the ball, dismissing opener Shikhar Dhawan in the first over of Punjab's innings, before his evening was cut short when he injured his finger, forcing him to retire hurt.
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