🏏IPL 2024: Match 61 - CSK vs RR at Chennai @ 3:30PM IST🏏 - Page 6

Originally posted by: mushat

Rutu Bhai toss haar jaana please.

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Is it confirm now?

CSK find themselves in a tricky predicament. They have not had much time to prepare (or brood over their loss to GT), having played in Ahmedabad on Friday. All that and much more, including what to expect from a day game in Chennai, in Alagappan Muthu's preview.

Originally posted by: mushat

Kal late night match ke wajah se aaj der se uthe honge

Main bhi so gayi thi after powerplay...but on a positive note that RS is playing well

Then I got to know today morning about the twist in the tale

Isse dekh ke mujhe do baar aur nahane ka mann kar raha hai. Dihaadi lagake aaya ho aisa lag raha hai mujhe.

Originally posted by: Palak2812

https://x.com/StarSportsIndia/status/1789381506579783862

Biggest dhoni fan from overseas. Conway would have been no 2 if jos got to play in csk.

Originally posted by: Deadinside

The thing is, Ruturaj is inspired from Rahane sir.

Rahane is not taking any inspiration from anyone this season ? many youngsters are performing still waise ki waisa hai

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

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Is it confirm now?

Originally posted by: Deadinside

Isse dekh ke mujhe do baar aur nahane ka mann kar raha hai. Dihaadi lagake aaya ho aisa lag raha hai mujhe.

Jos Buttler is so cute

Pitch Report: It is hot, very hot, says Pommie Mbangwa. A little bit of bias with respect to the square boundaries - 66m to one side, 70m to the other. 79m hit straight down the ground. No grass on the surface and it looks bare. With the heat, the pitch will dry out. If there is a little bit of moisture, it could be slightly tacky and sticky at the start, reckons Daren Ganga. There will be turn, as there usually is. CSK have played on this particular pitch twice this season, and scored more than 200 both times. Reading how it will play in the day and then adapting could be the key, Mbangwa concludes.