On a two-paced pitch, CSK pulled things back after a brisk start from MI, who were 90\/2 at the halfway mark, but then faltered in the last ten overs via 69\/5. CSK\u2019s pacers were clinical in bowling hard lengths and yorkers. For MI, Naman Dhir top\u2011scored with 57 off 37 balls, but did get stuck in the later stages alongside Hardik Pandya, whose timing deserted him big time.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
From the word go, CSK were on the money, despite Shivam Dube being out of sorts in his fielding. MI were jolted early when Will Jacks fell to Kamboj in the second over. Ryan Rickelton counter\u2011attacked by smashing five to race to 37 before Noor Ahmad dismissed him in the seventh over. Dhir joined forces with Suryakumar Yadav to keep the scoreboard ticking before the latter perished to debutant Ramakrishna Ghosh for 21.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
At 90\/2 after 10 overs, MI looked set for a big total until CSK bounced back. Tilak Varma\u2019s scratchy stay ended on five against Noor, while Dhir\u2019s standout knock was cut short by Jamie Overton\u2019s sharp off\u2011cutter and miscued to extra cover. Kamboj came in to remove Pandya and Robin Minz to complete a three\u2011wicket haul.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Trent Boult struck a six late on, but MI\u2019s innings fizzled out, as Kamboj and Noor ensured MI managed to reach a total that looked underwhelming given the start they had in the first ten overs.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
At 90\/2 after 10 overs, MI looked set for a big total until CSK bounced back. Tilak Varma\u2019s scratchy stay ended on five against Noor, while Dhir\u2019s standout knock was cut short by Jamie Overton\u2019s sharp off\u2011cutter and miscued to extra cover. Kamboj came in to remove Pandya and Robin Minz to complete a three\u2011wicket haul.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Mumbai Indians 159\/7 in 20 overs (Naman Dhir 57, Ryan Rickelton 37; Anshul Kamboj 3-32, Noor Ahmad 2-26) against Chennai Super Kings<\/p>\r\n\r\n