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MUMBAI : Former India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni showed he has lost none of his finishing prowess by fashioning a final-ball victory for Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Thursday.
MS Dhoni turned back the clock on Thursday, producing yet another fairytale finish for his team as Chennai Super Kings beat Mumbai Indians by three wickets in a last-ball thriller at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Mumbai. CSK looked to be out of the reckoning with the team needing 16 runs to win off the final four balls, but Dhoni once again pulled a rabbit out of the hat by taking Jaydev Unadkat to the cleaners. Dhoni smashed a six, a four then a double before finishing off the match with another four off the last ball to get CSK home.
MS Dhoni provided Chennai Super Kings with their second victory of IPL 2022 with his classic last-ball finish, wishes started pouring in from all over the world. Dhoni turned back the clock on Thursday scoring an unbeaten 28 from 13 balls to hand Chennai Super Kings their second win of IPL 2022 as they defeated Mumbai Indians by three wickets here at the Dr DY Patil Stadium. The batter scored 16 runs in the last over, which was being bowled by Jaydev Undakat. "MS Dhoni ... Om Finishaya Namaha . What a win. Romba Nalla #MIvsCSK," tweeted former Indian batter Virender Sehwag.
A dejected Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma rued his side's top-order woes in the ongoing IPL but could only admire veteran Mahendra Singh Dhoni for his match-winning knock in the IPL on Thursday. MI slumped to their seventh loss in this IPL with Dhoni showing his finishing prowess with a 13-ball 28 not out to guide Chennai Super Kings to a three-wicket win in a last-ball finish.
MS Dhoni is known as one of the best finishers to ever play the game and till the time he is there at the crease, the opposition can never take it easy even if the odds are firmly stacked against Dhoni's side. The former Chennai Super Kings skipper turned back the clock on Thursday as he helped CSK defeat Mumbai Indians by three wickets at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai. Dhoni played a quickfire cameo of 28 not out off 13 balls, including 16 runs off the final four balls of the match to take CSK over the line.
Chennai Super Kings on Thursday registered the most number of last-ball wins in a run chase in the history of Indian Premier League (IPL). Chennai achieved this feat during the clash against Mumbai Indians, where the legendary Indian wicketkeeper-batter MS Dhoni scored 16 runs off the last over and brought his side to another thrilling victory of IPL 2022.
MS Dhoni on Thursday night did what he does best, which is to successfully guide his team to victory in the last over. This time it was on the last delivery of the innings as he hit a crucial boundary to take Chennai Super Kings home against Mumbai Indians at the DY Patil Sports Academy in Navi Mumbai.
MS Dhoni gave a timely reminder to world cricket that he is still the best in the business when it comes to finishing off matches. Aged 40, and having relinquished the captaincy of Chennai Super Kings, many wondered if this could be Dhoni's last season in the Indian Premier League but the former India captain showed that he still has a lot left in the locker. In the IPL 2022 match against Mumbai Indians, CSK needed 17 off the last over to win. They lost Dwaine Pretorius on the first ball. Dwayne Bravo took a single off the first ball to put Dhoni back on strike. CSK now needed 16 off four balls. Dhoni did what he does best, finished off things in style by hitting a six, followed by a four, then a double before hitting a boundary off the final ball to take his team home.