Once a finisher, always a finisher: Dhoni's knock at recent match hailed by cricket fans!

If Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings clash in the IPL, there will definitely be no shortage of excitement until the end of the match.

In that sense, the two teams clashed in the league today (21.04.2022) for the first time in the current IPL series.

Although both teams finished last in the points table, there was a lot of excitement before the match as the two teams clashed.

CSK captain Ravindra Jadeja, who won the toss, chose to bowl. Accordingly, the Mumbai Indians lost two wickets in the first over, much to the shock of the Mumbai fans.

Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Verma, who came next, added 15 runs for the loss of 7 wickets at the end of 20 overs. In particular, Tilak Verma scored 51 to help the team score well.

Following this, the Chennai team lost a few wickets in a row towards the goal, the excitement of who will win lasted until the end. With the other players out, Pretorius and Dhoni were on the field in the 19th over. After this, Chennai needed 17 runs to win the last over.

Unadkat threw the over and Pretorius got out on the first ball. Following that, Bravo came to bat, Chennai needed 16 runs in the last four balls to win the single. The batting side was somewhat confident for CSK fans to be Dhoni. Dhoni sent the third ball for a six and the fourth ball for a four.

After this, the fans, who were on the field, were even more excited when it came to 6 for two. Subsequently, when Dhoni needed 4 runs off the last ball to take 2 runs, everyone came to the edge of the seat. In the face of the CSK and Mumbai fans on the field, there was excitement as to which team would win.

To chase the ball to Dhoni's fours, the entire CSK fans there shouted as Dhoni Dhoni, bringing Dhoni's old finishing shots to the forefront. Similarly, Dhoni has retaliated against those who mentioned that Dhoni was not in form.

CSK, who have played 7 matches so far, are ninth on the points table with two wins. On the other hand, the Mumbai Indians, who have lost all seven of their matches, remain in last place.

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