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LSG's Mohsin Khan: Team Atmosphere Positive Despite Losses, Ready to Bounce Back

Lucknow Super Giants pacer Mohsin Khan insists the team's dressing room remains positive and motivated despite a three-match losing streak. He confirmed he is fully fit and ready to play for the remainder of the season after recovering from illness. LSG, led by Rishabh Pant, are still searching for their first home win of the campaign. The team is preparing with confidence for their upcoming challenge against the Rajasthan Royals' strong batting lineup.

Key Points: LSG's Positive Dressing Room Amid Losses - Mohsin Khan

  • Team atmosphere positive despite losses
  • Mohsin Khan declares full fitness
  • Focus on bouncing back against RR
  • LSG yet to win at home this season
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IPL 2026: LSG atmosphere positive despite losses, motivated to bounce back, says Mohsin Khan

LSG pacer Mohsin Khan says team atmosphere remains positive and motivated despite a losing streak ahead of their IPL 2026 clash with Rajasthan Royals.

"The atmosphere is very positive, everyone is motivating each other, and building confidence about how to go out there and win. - Mohsin Khan"

Lucknow, April 22

Lucknow Super Giants left-arm pacer Mohsin Khan insisted the team remains upbeat despite recent setbacks in IPL 2026, adding that the dressing room continues to be filled with motivation and belief ahead of their clash against Rajasthan Royals.

LSG, led by India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant, come into this clash at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium after having lost their last three matches. Interestingly, LSG are yet to win a game at home this season.

"The team atmosphere is a little affected because of the losses, so it does not feel great, but overall it is very good. It is not like just because we are losing, everything has gone upside down. The atmosphere is very positive, everyone is motivating each other, and building confidence about how to go out there and win. Preparations are going on well," Mohsin said in a pre-game chat with the broadcasters.

He also confirmed being fit to play for the rest of the season after being unwell following the opening game against the Delhi Capitals, where he picked 1-19. Mohsin did play in LSG's 54-run loss to Punjab Kings in New Chandigarh, and picked 1-43.

"My body is absolutely fine, brother. I played the first match and was feeling a little unwell after that, but now I am completely fine, ready, and fully prepared to play. My body feels very good," he added.

Looking ahead to the challenge of facing RR's formidable batting line-up, Mohsin remained unfazed. "It is normal. We will play the way we have always played, and we will try to get them out as quickly as possible. The team wants to win, and we are ready to play for the win," he said.

- IANS

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Sarah B
Positive talk is one thing, but the results need to show. Losing three in a row and not winning at home is a serious concern. The bowling attack, including Mohsin, needs to step up against a batting side like RR.
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Ananya R
Mohsin bhai is a fighter! Glad he's fit. His swing bowling is crucial. Hope Pant's captaincy can inspire a turnaround. The Ekana pitch needs to support our bowlers more. #LSG
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Vikram M
It's all about belief. Remember CSK's comeback in 2018? Teams can bounce back. The real test is now against RR. Need to back the players, not just criticize after every loss.
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Kavya N
The statement feels a bit repetitive. Every losing team says the atmosphere is positive. I want to see that fighting spirit on the field, especially in the powerplay. Jus batting needs to fire.
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David E
Interesting perspective. The mental aspect is huge in T20. If they truly believe they can win, that's half the battle. RR's batting is scary though - Samson, Jaiswal, Parag... LSG bowlers have their work cut out.

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