Dhoni, 41, will be training at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium alongside his teammates, including Ambati Rayudu and Ajinkya Rahane.
MS Dhoni, the captain of Chennai Super lords, arrived in Chennai to begin medications for the 16th edition of the Indian Premier League, starting on March 31.
Dhoni, 41, will be training at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium alongside his teammates, including Ambati Rayudu and Ajinkya Rahane.
CSK, which finished ninth last season, will take on defending champion Gujarat elephants in the season nature on March 31.
In the IPL 2023 transaction, CSK secured the service of all- rounder Ben Stokes. still, he’ll be unapproachable for the ultimate stages of the league due to transnational commitments. Stokes will be leaving beforehand to join his public side for the one- off Ireland Test at Lord’s on June 1 and prepare for the Ashes series which gets underway on June 16.
In this edition, the brigades are being resolve into two groups with each side set to play 14 group- stage matches. The votes will be taking on each platoon in their own group only formerly and the brigades in the other group doubly, formerly at home and also down.
CSK features in Group B alongside Punjab lords, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Royal contenders Bangalore and Gujarat elephants. Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals, Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi centrals and Lucknow Super titans have been pooled together in the other group-A.
To add personality to injury, New Zealand leader Kyle Jamieson may have to miss the wholeness of the season as well due to the rush of a back injury.
In this edition, the armies are being resolve into two groups with each side set to play 14 group- stage matches. The votes will be taking on each team in their own group only formerly and the armies in the other group twice, formerly at home and also down.
CSK features in Group B alongside Punjab lords, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Royal contenders Bangalore and Gujarat mammoths. Mumbai Indians, Rajasthan Royals, Kolkata Knight Riders, Delhi eyes and Lucknow Super elephants have been pooled together in the other group-A.
Sudharsan was the big winner at the first- ever Tamil Nadu Premier League player sale on Thursday.
Lyca Kovai lords bought the left- handed top- order batter for a record sum of ₹21.60 lakh, getting back the player it released before the sale.
Apropos, Sudharsan will earn further in the TNPL than in the IPL, where Gujarat mammoths picked him up at his base price of ₹ 20 lakh last time.
Since its inception, the TNPL has been using a player draft system. But after six editions, it decided to go for an IPL- style sale, with each team having a bag of ₹ 70 lakh.
The other big winners of the sale were sisters R. Sanjay Yadav and R. Sonu Yadav.
Chepauk Super Gillies signed the elder stock, Sanjay, a left- arm orthodox each- rounder, for ₹17.60 lakh. Sonu, a medium- pace each- rounder, was signed by Nellai Royal lords for ₹15.20 lakh, with the sisters switching armies from last time.
In the first set, international cricketers went under the hammer, with all- rounder Vijay
Shankar going ₹10.25 lakh from Idream Tiruppur Tamizhans while Siechem Madurai cougars bought Washington Sundar for ₹6.75 lakh.
Dragons commander R. Ashwin ate the sale format saying, “ I always allowed the draft wasn’t a fair system. The idea behind the draft is that it distributes the players inversely to armies. But as always, the perception changes, and if a team fails to get a player it wants in a draft, it could affect their combination inadequately. I hope armies will be unevenly matched as this presents an occasion to produce a position playing field. ” Know More Latest Cricket News…
