MS Dhoni’s Blunt ‘Lower Order’ comment after infecting 17-gends 16 against Rajasthan Royals

This was the same old story for Chennai Super Kings when he paid for the Indian Premier League (IPL) against Rajasthan Royals on Tuesday. The batting unit performed in the patch, while the top order failed to avail the maximum advantage of the powerplay. Young guns such as Developed Brevis and Ayush Matre produced the cameo, while senior people such as Ravindra Jadeja and Devon Conway failed to set fire. As the batting unit saw veteran MS Dhoni, even 42 -year -old fell under pressure, scoring just 16 runs with 17 balls.

During his stay in the middle, Dhoni hit just one six before he was dismissed. As a result, CSK can only carry its own total up to 187/8. After the game, Dhoni admitted that the low-medium order was placed under great pressure due to the rapid fall of wickets, so his batting manner justified.

“If you look at the amount of runs on the board, it was very good, but you got to see the wicket column as it pressures the lower-medium order that you can’t bat in 20 overs. I think Brevis’s innings was very good, she was taking a chance, and I think I wanted to improve the run-vet. Dhoni said in the match after the match.

All with CSK, but ready to end in the leg of the 10-team points table, Dhoni has urged his batsmen to show more stability. The franchise has set its places on young guns to take charge and become driving force in the next season.

“I think you need to seek stability, which when you are looking for a 200 strike-vet, it is difficult to get them. The batsmen need to return themselves. What is important is important for all young batsmen as your first season. You need to be more consistent that you are going to help to develop as a batsman.