The Chennai Super Kings domination: 11 playoffs, 9 finals, and 4 titles

The Chennai Super Kings have beaten the Kolkata Knight Riders by 27 runs. In doing as such, they have won their fourth IPL title. MS Dhoni and his men have basically been thrilling this season. After an extreme IPL 2020, they have demonstrated why they are a title side.

Faf Du Plessis and Ruturaj Gaikwad gave the Super Kings the ideal beginning, adding 61 runs for the first wicket. Robin Uthappa and Moeen Ali gave late impulse to post 192 sudden spikes in demand for the board subsequent to being approached to bat first.

“That was a great day. I am really grateful for today. It was also my 100th game in the IPL. I have loved my time here. I have done almost ten years here – two seasons were a bit of a break. No. 4 in the trophy cabinet is really good.”

Faf du Plessis smacked a 86 off 59 balls, including seven fours and three sixes, to put Chennai on target.

Faf Du Plessis’ splendid 59-ball 86 directed CSK to 192 for 3 after they were sent into bat by KKR in the IPL 2021 last. Shardul Thakur (3/38), Ravindra Jadeja (2/37) and Josh Hazlewood (2/29) then, at that point, consolidated to confine KKR to 165 for 9.

Kolkata got off one more to a great beginning in the pursuit as openers Venkatesh Iyer (50) and Shubman Gill (51) added 91 to offer the group a chance at CSK’s aggregate. In any case, when the pair was isolated, KKR were never in the chase.

The brilliant arm of Thakur again did something amazing. The CSK pacer sent back Iyer in the eleventh over as the KKR opener cut one open to question towards profound point. Jadeja misinterpreted the skier, however wound up clutching the much-significant catch.

KKR required a decent begin to keep themselves in the pursuit and they got one from Venkatesh Iyer and Shubman Gill, as they added 91 runs for the first wicket. Nonetheless, what followed was only a whirlwind of wickets as KKR drooped from 91-0 to 125-8.

There was criticism regarding KKR’s middle order after they just figured out how to move past the line against the Capitals in the Qualifier 2. By and by, the batting neglected to show any spine separated from the openers.