CHENNAI SUPER KINGS 2026 - Page 50

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Dunno bro. As long as he's leading the team tomorrow and performing, I'm fine.

I'm okay to see Sanju leading too if he's not..

Because let's admit, Mahi is not playing this season. Mark my words. CSK social media is just playing with our emotions by showing that he's practicing, but he's not even coming on the stadium to see the match, but sending his two mascots on his behalf.

Mahi is not going to come he will play one match in cheepuk before calling it off

Originally posted by: Rosyme

But he may join thy say let's see.

Sanju s there for backup

https://cricketaddictor.com/cricket-news/ruturaj-gaikwad-faces-family-emergency-amid-ipl-2026-set-to-miss-csk-games-442074/

So this news is true..

May be he will join the team today if he joins Tommorow then chances of him missing tommorow match is there..

Seems like nothing is going in favour of team nd players either they are getting injured or something is happening with their families still they are managing to play kudos to them

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

Mahi is not going to come he will play one match in cheepuk before calling it off

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

So this news is true..

May be he will join the team today if he joins Tommorow then chances of him missing tommorow match is there..

Seems like nothing is going in favour of team nd players either they are getting injured or something is happening with their families still they are managing to play kudos to them

But as R Ashwin said in Ash ki Baat... His words might sound a bit harsh, but they are the bitter reality. He said - People have a career till the age of 62-65. They can take their leaves from such a long career. Cricketers can play max around 40, some people like Dhoni might be able to do it till 45. But that's it. Their playing career is of 10-15 years mostly, in which they need to keep proving themselves each day to be able to come to the level of recognition. And where a tournament of this level is going on, missing even one opportunity is like losing on to a golden egg. They've lost something that they've worked for all their lives. So, these people not just have to mourn their losses but quickly come back and perform like nothing happened.

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Kudos to them for doing all this. It's a heavy thing to do.

But as R Ashwin said in Ash ki Baat... His words might sound a bit harsh, but they are the bitter reality. He said - People have a career till the age of 62-65. They can take their leaves from such a long career. Cricketers can play max around 40, some people like Dhoni might be able to do it till 45. But that's it. Their playing career is of 10-15 years mostly, in which they need to keep proving themselves each day to be able to come to the level of recognition. And where a tournament of this level is going on, missing even one opportunity is like losing on to a golden egg. They've lost something that they've worked for all their lives. So, these people not just have to mourn their losses but quickly come back and perform like nothing happened.

Seems very harsh nahi ? They cannot mourn their loved ones’ passing like normal people do. They cannot be with their pregnant wives. For all the fame they get, it gets equally harsh.

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Kudos to them for doing all this. It's a heavy thing to do.

But as R Ashwin said in Ash ki Baat... His words might sound a bit harsh, but they are the bitter reality. He said - People have a career till the age of 62-65. They can take their leaves from such a long career. Cricketers can play max around 40, some people like Dhoni might be able to do it till 45. But that's it. Their playing career is of 10-15 years mostly, in which they need to keep proving themselves each day to be able to come to the level of recognition. And where a tournament of this level is going on, missing even one opportunity is like losing on to a golden egg. They've lost something that they've worked for all their lives. So, these people not just have to mourn their losses but quickly come back and perform like nothing happened.

That's true that's why I hardly criticise them...

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Seems very harsh nahi ? They cannot mourn their loved ones’ passing like normal people do. They cannot be with their pregnant wives. For all the fame they get, it gets equally harsh.

The atheletes are doing the same, and so many other professionals too. Nobody has got an easy life to live. Yes they are paid for their hardwork in abundance.

Normal people just lead a normal life with the mere income, but get the mourning leaves when time comes.

Life is a bi#ch for everyone if you see.

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

That's true that's why I hardly criticise them...

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Was this a sarcastic joke Arpi. If you stop criticising, Criticisers community will lose their valuable asset...

For the match what they are doing in that particular match

Not as hater who always troll them hate someone for no reason

Originally posted by: Aazeen02

Yesterday a doctor friend of mine posted a reel about another doctor saying in an interview that "We doctors think they are the biggest sacrificers of the universe and nobody has as difficult a life as they've lived ever since they started studying medicine. Which is true... But others are not living a life full of rose beds. Ask an army personnel, how they live, how they survive, sometimes without their families, not seeing their children take birth, missing every milestone of their life and yet sacrificing their lives for the country each day."

The atheletes are doing the same, and so many other professionals too. Nobody has got an easy life to live. Yes they are paid for their hardwork in abundance.

Normal people just lead a normal life with the mere income, but get the mourning leaves when time comes.

Life is a bi#ch for everyone if you see.

That so thoughtful