“Shake” they may be after a terrible season, but Chennai Super Kings would not compromise on the experience of going ahead, coach Stephen Fleming indicated on Monday, saying that the experience wins the tournament. However, New Josender promised to invest in talented youth over the next three years. Facing criticism to experienced players and more dependence on old strategies, 2023 champions are at the bottom of the table with two matches this season. Asked if the performance of Ayush Mhatre, Uril Patel and Noor Ahmed has assured the team management for the bank on the youth, Fleming gave them proper credit. “They definitely had an effect that is positive from a weather that is a challenge. But we realized that we were hurrying at that pace. So to be able to present these players, they are definitely in the queue for the future because we revive the team and define our philosophy again how we want to play,” Flaming said. “Flaming said against the king.
“My point has always been a mixture of youth and experience. I am a fan of experience, experience wins the tournament. But in this country, youth and talent are something that you cannot ignore.”
Especially when asked how they are planning to rebuild, the New Josender said they would keep a good eye on the young talents available.
“We got a lot of questions before talking about the players we have introduced. It is exciting for this three -year cycle. One of the challenges around the IPL you will have to re -create your side every three years. It is also a beauty and an animal.”
Fleming said that age is not until the player can perform to the level of expectations.
“I don’t care how old the players are. Experience has given us a really well served in the grand years that we have. This year it does not do a great job for us.
“The fact is that we have been so consistent for a poor year for many years that everyone has shaken. It is understandable that we are operating franchise in view of excellence.” Fleming said that obtaining the right mix of youth and experience would be the way for them.
“You have a look at the top run scorers and wickets and you see that there is a proper experience. Whatever is sprinkled with it is some amazing performance by young players who are playing fearless cricket. So it is correcting that balance.” Fleming put forward the question whether the prestigious MS Dhoni would continue to play or become a guardian, saying “I don’t know.”
The former Kiwi captain was also asked that the play-off race for the team had already ended.
“The opportunity to finish the season well is really important for us. We had a good win in the previous game.” The intensity in the side, the way we play both these games, will intensify. It is important to us every time we represent CSK. It is important that we can play. We know that we are not equal. We have two opportunities to finish well. It does not change.
“We are looking for opportunities for other players. We have done so in the last two or three matches. We will continue to do so,” Fleming said.
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