CSK have struggled during their opening matches in IPL 2025 after losing two games from their three contests. The poor showings of essential players led by all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja have emerged as serious issues facing the team. The selection of MS Dhoni as a member of the squad continues to generate fan discussions alongside other team concerns. Jadeja used his social media to share his photo with Dhoni which sparked both internet speculation and fan speculation after the three-word caption.
Jadeja’s Three-Word Message Sparks Hope For CSK’s Comeback
CSK had a tough beginning to the 19th IPL and Ravindra Jadeja shared a three-word post on his social media page “Things will change.” The image of Jadeja with Dhoni triggered massive online engagement after he posted it because fans started to wonder if it meant CSK would come back strong. The recent performances of Jadeja raised questions after CSK faced their defeat against RR since veteran cricket player Cheteshwar Pujara questioned Jadeja and Dhoni’s lack of dedication. They maintained their focus at bat for more time. Pujara believed both Jadeja and Dhoni should have attacked sooner when batting rather than waiting for an late offence against RR.
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Pujara Suggests Batting Changes For CSK Ahead Of Crucial Clash
Pujara expressed to CSK captain Ruturaj Gaikwad that the team should integrate New Zealand player Devon Conway into the batting lineup due to their inconsistent performance. The batting structure of CSK came across as an easy target in this particular match. The middle batting order showed inadequate performance despite the team’s insufficient number of batters settling in the batting position. According to Pujara the current top batting pairing for CSK needs replacement so a new batting order should be considered. The next matchup against Delhi Capitals requires CSK to deliver an effective response because both teams face pressure to avoid a losing trend in their campaign.
