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Watch: MS Dhoni Loses Cool After CSK Youngster's Error Gives SRH An Extra Run

Chennai Super Kings are on the brink of elimination from the playoffs race in IPL 2025. With seven losses out of nine, the five-match time champions are facing the worst time of their life. On Friday, they suffered a shocking five-wicket defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad at their own fortress, Chepauk. Apart from being on the losing side, the match also had an intense moment after CSK skipper MS Dhoni gave a taunting response to Shaik Rashdeed as the 20-year-old's fielding error handed SRH an extra run.

Rohit Sharma Roasts India Star For Coming Late To IPL 2025 Practice: "Kya Re Hero..."

Mumbai Indians are on a roll in the ongoing edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). The five-time champions, who lost four out of their first five matches, found their mojo back at the right time and won four back-to-back games. With 10 points after nine matches, MI are all set to face Lucknow Super Giants in an important IPL 2025 fixture on Sunday at the Wankhede Stadium. In their previous encounter this season, LSG emerged victorious by 12 runs.

"Umpire Bhi Paise Le Rahe Hai": Virender Sehwag's Big Take On Ishan Kishan's 'Brain-Fade'

Former Indian cricket team batter Virender Sehwag called Ishan Kishan's decision to walk away from the crease despite being not out a 'brain-fade' and insisted that he should have waited for the on-field umpire's decision. Sunrisers Hyderabad slumped to their sixth defeat of IPL 2025 as they were beaten comprehensively by Mumbai Indians. During the third over of the SRH innings, Kishan tried to play a leg-side delivery but could not make proper contact. However, after Ryan Rickelton collected the ball behind the stumps, Kishan decided to walk off the field despite no appeal from the MI players. The replays showed that there was no edge and it was a wrong decision from Kishan to walk away.

Chennai Super Kings Take On SunRisers Hyderabad In Battle Of Survival

Chennai Super Kings will eye a crucial turnaround at home when they face an equally desperate Sunrisers Hyderabad in a battle of survival in the Indian Premier League on Friday. Both sides have endured a turbulent season, notching just four points from eight games, and must now win all remaining fixtures to keep their slim qualification hopes alive. Known to make the most of home conditions, five-time champions CSK find themselves in unchartered territory as they haven't been able to read the wickets well at the Chepauk.

"Made Rest Of The Team...": CSK Great Sums Up Rohit Sharma's Class

Former Australian cricketer Matthew Hayden lauded Rohit Sharma's "well-measured" knock of 70 against Sunrisers Hyderabad and said the opener's innings had "vision, stability, and perfect timing." After restricting SRH to to 143/8, MI's chase was without any major hiccups as Rohit guided his team to victory for a second successive match with 70 (46) and MI secured victory with 4.2 overs to spare to move to the third place in the standings. With his sublime 70 off just 46 balls, Rohit became only the second Indian after Virat Kohli to Score 12,000 runs in T20s.

SRH Coach Contradicts Pat Cummins' Take On Loss To Mumbai Indians: "Unfortunately We..."

Sunrisers Hyderabad head coach Daniel Vettori admitted that a dramatic top-order collapse coupled with a wrong "assessment" of the pitch proved decisive in their a crushing defeat to Mumbai Indians. The big-hitting SRH top order slumped to 24/4 in the powerplay, and despite a fighting partnership between Heinrich Klaasen (71) and impact substitute Abhinav Manohar (43), the hosts could only manage 143/8, a total that proved woefully inadequate on a pitch that has already seen two 240-plus totals this season.

"Can Get Better In All Departments": Hardik Pandya As Mumbai Indians Win Four On The Bounce

After his side's win over Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), Mumbai Indians (MI) skipper Hardik Pandya said that the team is glad to be taking the momentum in the right way and with their key players clicking, it feels a "wonderful win". Pandya's men continued to rise in the IPL standings, securing their fourth successive win and peaking at the right time across all departments as the tournament reaches its mid-stage. With a win over SRH by seven wickets, they are at the third spot in the points tally.

"Hasn't Worked Out...": Pat Cummins Reflects As SRH Collapse To Sixth Defeat Of IPL 2025 vs MI

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) captain Pat Cummins admitted that his side "never got going" after suffering their sixth defeat of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season on Wednesday. SRH went down by seven wickets to Mumbai Indians (MI) at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium here After being reduced to 35/5 in 8.3 overs, it was the 99-run stand between Heinrich Klaasen and Abhinav Manohar that helped SRH post a respectable total of 143/8. Klaasen top-scored with a gritty 71 off 44 deliveries, smashing nine boundaries and two sixes. Manohar supported him with a valuable 43 off 37 balls, including two fours and three sixes.

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Watch: MS Dhoni Loses Cool After CSK Youngster's Error Gives SRH An Extra Run

Rohit Sharma Roasts India Star For Coming Late To IPL 2025 Practice: "Kya Re Hero..."

"Umpire Bhi Paise Le Rahe Hai": Virender Sehwag's Big Take On Ishan Kishan's 'Brain-Fade'

Chennai Super Kings Take On SunRisers Hyderabad In Battle Of Survival

"Made Rest Of The Team...": CSK Great Sums Up Rohit Sharma's Class

SRH Coach Contradicts Pat Cummins' Take On Loss To Mumbai Indians: "Unfortunately We..."

"Can Get Better In All Departments": Hardik Pandya As Mumbai Indians Win Four On The Bounce

"Hasn't Worked Out...": Pat Cummins Reflects As SRH Collapse To Sixth Defeat Of IPL 2025 vs MI