Chennai fix powerplay issues to halt IPL free-fall
- Chennai Super Kings ended their five-game losing streak by defeating Lucknow Super Giants by five wickets in the IPL.
- Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni scored 26 not out off 11 balls, earning Player of the Match honors, while Shivam Dube contributed significantly with an unbeaten 43.
- Chennai scored 168-5 after Lucknow's total of 166-7, marking their second win of the season.
- Despite the win, Chennai remains at the bottom of the IPL standings, while Lucknow sits in fourth place.
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Chennai fix powerplay issues to halt IPL free-fall
NEW DELHI :It took some inspired personnel changes but Chennai Super Kings finally managed to ace the powerplay overs both with bat and ball and end their five-match losing streak in the Indian Premier League (IPL).The five-time champions, who beat Lucknow Super Giants by five wickets on Monday, are rooted to
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Lucknow: Chennai Super Kings ended their five-game losing streak and like many times before it was captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, alongside Shivam Dube’s gritty knock, who produced a Player of the Match performance to seal the five-wicket victory. CSK currently sit at the bottom of the IPL 2025 points table having won just their second game on the night. Dhoni acknowledged that things have been tough and hopes the win acts as a boost in confidenc…
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Chennai finally ends its longest IPL losing streak after beating high-flying Lucknow
LUCKNOW, India (AP) — Chennai Super Kings ended their longest ever losing streak by ending the Lucknow Super Giants’ three-match winning run in the Indian Premier League on Monday. A day after Chennai coach Stephen Fleming said Mahendra Singh Dhoni didn’t have a magic wand, the new captain proved the claim wrong by scoring a robust 26 not out off 11 balls to get them over the finish line with three balls to spare and support from impact player S…
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