"Avesh and Mark Wood, we accept could be a destructive blend. They could end up being deadly in the powerplay and the demise. What's more, presently we have [Dushmantha] Chameera also," radiated Sanjiv Goenka, the proprietor of Lucknow Super Giants, in his media cooperation during the mega IPL closeout recently. Tragically for LSG, Mark Wood was precluded much before IPL 2022 started off, with a right elbow injury constraining him to go through a medical procedure. This implied that Chameera needed to move forward to article the job initially assigned for Wood. Equipped for timing rates of 140kmph consistently, Chameera was gotten by LSG who saw off rivalry from Royal Challengers Bangalore to pack the Sri Lankan pacer for multiple times his base cost of INR. 50 Lakhs. Chameera was important for the Rajasthan Royals arrangement in 2018 however a back injury put paid to his expectations of an IPL debut. He was additionally roped in by RCB for the second piece of IPL 2021 yet didn't get a game. With Wood out harmed and any semblance of Marcus Stoinis, Jason Holder and Kyle Mayers out of the underlying games because of public responsibilities, the powers of providence had at long last lined up for Chameera. What's more, he started his lady IPL season with a bang. Off only his third conveyance against Gujarat Titans, he packed away the wicket off Shubman Gill and afterward conveyed a singing yorker which Vijay Shankar had no responses to. Notwithstanding LSG's misfortune, Chameera gave a decent record of himself. However, on a belter of a wicket at the Brabourne arena, with dew setting in very early, Chameera immediately had a rude awakening against CSK. Not exclusively was Chameera the most costly of the LSG bowlers, he additionally had an unfortunate day on the field. There were a lot of misfields while he additionally dropped a catch. On a batting-accommodating wicket, Chameera might have been pardoned for his costly trip however handling thoughtless activities put an unavoidable issue mark over him being a programmed decision.