CSK vs KKR Highlights: चेन्नई सुपर किंग्स की लगातार 5वीं हार, कोलकाता ने 59 गेंद बाकी रहते जीता मैच, तीसरे नंबर पर पहुंचे कोलकाता के ‘नाइटराइडर्स’

New Delhi. Chennai Super Kings did not win under the captaincy of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Dhoni’s CSK, who took over the captaincy after almost two years, was defeated by Kolkata Knight Riders by 8 wickets to register his third win in this IPL. While this is CSK’s fifth defeat in 6 matches. Dhoni’s CSK was piled on 103 runs in Chepock for the first time in IPL history. This is the lowest score of CSK in its home. Captain Cool Dhoni flopped in this match. He scored a run off 4 balls. 4 CSK batsmen could only touch the figure of double.

Kolkata Knight Riders scored 107 runs at the loss of 8 wickets with 59 balls remaining to chase the target of 104 runs, which was set by Chennai Super Kings. The opening pair of Quinton de Kock and Sunil Narayan made KKR a bang. Both shared a 46 -run partnership for the first wicket. D Cock was dismissed for 23 runs off 16 balls with the help of 3 sixes. Sunil Narayan scored 44 runs off 18 balls while captain Ajinkya Rahane scored 20 runs. While Rinku Singh returned unbeaten after scoring 15 runs.

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Earlier, in front of KKR’s brilliant bowling, CSK batsmen could score 103 runs for nine wickets in 20 overs. This is CSK’s lowest score on its home ground Chepock. This is also the third lowest score of CSK in IPL. This is also the lowest score of any team so far this season. KKR won the toss and decided to bowl, after which his veteran spinner Sunil Narayan took three wickets for 13 runs while Harshit Rana and Varun Chakraborty got two wickets each.

Nothing was right for CSK from the beginning. Only eight fours and a six could be hit in the entire innings. Shivam Dubey scored an unbeaten 31 off 29 balls and Vijay Shankar scored 29 runs. Apart from these, only two other batsmen of CSK could reach double digits. MS Dhoni is commanding the team after regular captain Ruturaj Gaikwad was out of the remaining IPL matches due to injury. He came to bat at number nine and could score only one in four balls before being dismissed in the 16th over.

The problem of CSK’s powerplay continued in which he scored 31 runs at the loss of two wickets. This is the second lowest score made by any team in six overs in this session. In the sixth over, Shankar scored 13 runs off Chakraborty’s ball, otherwise it could have been less. Moin Ali dismissed the Devon Conway (12) in the fourth over while Rana took the wicket of Rachin Ravindra (04) in the fifth over, causing CSK score 16 runs for two wickets. If Narayan had not left Shankar’s catch on mid-off in the fifth over, then the home team would have lost three wickets in the powerplay.

Shankar was finally dismissed by Moin in the 10th over. After 10 overs, CSK scored was 61 runs for three wickets. KKR tightened the grip on CSK when his fourth wicket fell in the 11th over. Narayan made a clean bold by the struggling Rahul Tripathi, he scored 16 runs in 22 balls. Ravichandran Ashwin was launched before Ravindra Jadeja and Dhoni. But India’s great spinner was dismissed by a run off seven balls. The situation of CSK deteriorated completely when Jadeja (zero) was dismissed without opening an account in the 14th over and became the second victim of Narayan. Now the score of the home team was 71 runs for six wickets. Deepak Hooda (0) was also dismissed for zero in the next over.

Dhoni was out lbw off Sunil Narayan, after which the audience kept silence. Dhoni took a review, the third umpire saw several times but finally called him out and CSK scored was 75 runs for eight wickets. There were more than four overs left after Dhoni’s dismissal and due to Dubey, CSK crossed the 100 -run mark.