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Shikhar's wicket was important but we dropped him quite a number of times, says CSK skipper
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The incident happened 19th over, when Shardul Thakur bowled a wide ball. But the umpire, who was about to declare it wide, changed his decision after MS Dhoni’s response.
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This century was his third consecutive 50+ score in the tournament and he said he was always in good nick even before these three good knocks.
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Delhi Capitals (DC) chased down a total of 180 with five wickets in hand and one ball to spare. Shikhar Dhawan scored his maiden century in IPL and he remained unbeaten on 101.
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CSK’s generosity on the field sees Delhi record five-wicket win
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Fresh from their win against SRH, Chennai hope to keep their campaign back
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CSK pulled off a 20-run victory on Tuesday while defending 167 against Sunrisers with almost every player making a contribution. It was only their third win in eight games.
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Noted coach Paul Reiffel was involved in a controversy when he changed his decision on declaring a wide.
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There were arguments to promote Williamson, who batted at No.4, to third spot so that he can be up and running early.
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Defending 168, CSK bowlers executed their plans to perfection, to restrict SRH to 147 for eight
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The middle-order looks in a sorry state and Rahane can provide the stability in the middle which can turn their fortunes around.
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The form of CSK skipper came under scanner and turned ugly when Dhoni’s five-year-old daughter was dragged into the matter.
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Their coach Stephen Fleming is frustrated that their batting unit is not finding the form despite the bowlers doing a good job. Speaking after the match, he said that he quickly wants a turnaround for his side if they have to make it to the playoffs.
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Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) defeated CSK by 37 runs here at Dubai International Stadium on Saturday. While chasing, no CSK batsmen looked comfortable playing the strokes and the side fell 38-run short of the target.
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Eight mobiles phones, one television, Rs 8000 and Rs 3 lakh in accounts have been recovered from them, police said.
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Chasing a moderate target of 170, CSK openers failed to provide a solid start as they went back to the pavilion early. Washington Sundar scalped both Faf du Plessis (8) and Shane Watson (14) in fourth and sixth over respectively.
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Too many holes in the ship and when you try to plug one, there is water flowing from another. We need to get our act together, says Dhoni after his team's loss against RCB
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It was captain Kohli's unbeaten 90 off 52 balls that powered RCB to a competitive 169 for 4 on a slowish track after opting to bat
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However, former Australian cricketer Brett Lee feels that holding him for later stage could have backfired. He blamed CSK for throwing away the match from such a comfortable position.
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The Chennai and Bengaluru teams are in intriguing mid-table battle