The captain of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) did not hesitate to throw the franchise fighters under the bus, where he blamed his poor team with the bats behind the defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 on Friday. CSK made some changes in the team, as Dewald Brevis and Deepak Hooda entered the side of the game that must be winned while dropping Rachin Ravingra. Despite the changes, CSK initially failed to a strong start, as the Shaik Rasheed team lost the first delivery of the match.
After the match, Dhoni has not been ashamed to criticize the fighters for their failure to get the start of the team so far against this season.
“We continued to lose the share, and in the first roles the wikit was a little better and 155 is not a justified degree, because it was not a lot.
CSK roles got some stability in the middle ranking, as Dewald Brevis first scored 42 balls from 25 balls. But with his exception, none of the fighters played with the momentum that the team needs.
“I think (Brevis) fought well and we need something like this in the middle ranking where we were a little expanded when the spinning comes, this is the time when we need to either do it by beating, as you pick up your areas or try to play the big shot in the middle,” I feel that we agree with us and we are not really able to coordinate or run on the feet in the middle. “
While CSK Spinners produced a great fight to keep the team for a long time, Dhoni feels that fighters do not put enough running on the blackboard in this campaign.
“In such a championship, if you have a region or two regions where you can connect the holes, this is a good thing, but if the majority of the players are not in good condition, it becomes very difficult, because you have to make some few changes, but if the majority are not working well, then you can not change that only, you can only change that, as you cannot continue to do so, then you cannot continue to do so. From the tour on the blackboard, because it is necessary now, the game has changed.
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