IPL 2022: We need to find ways to come back stronger, says Ravindra Jadeja after CSK's third defeat

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Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) skipper Ravindra Jadeja wants his team to find ways to come back stronger even as he defended opener Ruturaj Gaikwad's poor form after his team's third successive defeat in the IPL. After having lost to Kolkata Knight Riders and Lucknow Super Giants in the first two games, CSK on Sunday suffered a 54-run loss to Punjab Kings. "I think we lost too many wickets in the powerplay and didn't find momentum from ball one. We need to find a way to come back stronger," Jadeja said after the match.

England's Liam Livingstone smashed 60 and took two wickets to lead Punjab Kings to an emphatic 54-run win over Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League on Sunday. Livingstone, who became the most expensive overseas player in this season's IPL auction when Punjab bought the batting

Asked if he has concerns about Ruturaj Gaikwad's form, the skipper said: "No, we need to give him [Gaikwad] confidence as we all know he's a very good player. I'm sure he will come good." He also praised Shivam Dube, who has now scored back-to-back fifties. "Dube has been batting well and I think keeping him in a good frame of mind is the key. We will try our best to work hard and come back stronger." I had no advice for Liam Livingstone, said AgarwalEcstatic Punjab Kings' skipper Mayank Agarwal was all praise for his teammates after a clinical show.

"I said nothing to Livingstone. Everyone holds their breath when he's batting," Agarwal said. He also lavished praise on Vaibhav Arora who got two wickets for 21 runs. "Vaibhav was with us a couple of years back and we saw the talent. KKR picked him up, but