Thala's legacy lead CSK to a easy victory against Hitman's MI!!

The highly anticipated match between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings ultimately ended in a one-sided game, which was an anticlimax. With Ravindra Jadeja demolishing the home team with his bowling and catches, it never quite lived up to the touted heights of blockbuster status. However, there was a really interesting subtext to the game. It was a story of passion, grit, rebirth, and luck most of all. Sure, luck.

One of the most sincere athletes on the pitch, MS Dhoni's DRS review of Suryakumar Yadav during the match between the Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings was a top trend on Twitter.

After Dhoni accurately predicted Suryakumar's removal, 'Dhoni Review System' quickly rose to the #1 trend on Twitter.

Jadeja only bowled one over in the Super Kings' previous match at Chepauk against the Lucknow Super Giants because MS Dhoni kept him away from Kyle Mayers and Nicholas Pooran. On Saturday, following the powerplay, Dhoni sent Jadeja into the attack, and the all-rounder replied by forcing Kishan to hole out for 32 off 21 balls.

The Wankhede ground was continued to be bowled at by Jadeja, who also claimed the wickets of Cameron Green (12) and Tilak Varma (22).

Mitchell Santner and Ravindra Jadeja finished with combined scores of 8-0-48-5.
Mitchell Santner and Ravindra Jadeja finished with combined scores of 8-0-48-5.Accredited Press
Had Stokes or Moeen been available for selection, Santner might not have played this game, but he still stood out. 

Ajinkya Rahane, the seasoned veteran and former captain of India who is presently banished to the international wilderness, rose from the ashes like the traditional phoenix, creating a breathtaking display. The pundits drooled at the grace and timing of his shots, which effectively ended the home team's challenge.

Rahane, a batsman who mostly uses touch play, slammed his way to the season's quickest half-century (19 balls) thus far. It served as a reminder of his enduring talents, which had been suppressed for the previous three years. After the game, when asked how he handled the demands of playing white-ball cricket, he replied, "Well, I could hit a six." In one inning, he actually smacked three sixes.

I'm done now! The Wankhede Stadium has seen it all. Mumbai Indians (157/8) are defeated by Chennai Super Kings (159/3) by 7 wickets, giving them their second victory of the year. Mumbai suffered a humiliating home loss. Chennai crosses the finish line with 11 balls remaining thanks to a flurry of boundaries from Ambati Rayudu in the game's finale. Following their second straight loss, Rohit Sharma and the rest of the team have a lot to consider. They will be severely wounded by this setback at home. As a result of MS Dhoni's excellent visit to Wankhede, they climb up to the fourth position in the points table.