Chennai Super Kings Head Coach Stephen Fleming supported Pacer Khaleel Ahmed, despite the 19th run against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru, but said that they would discover more options in the Indian Premier League. Although CSK captain Ms Dhoni had an impressive Anshul Kamboj (3-0-25-0), he returned to Ahmed, but the left arm quickly faded under Romario Shepherd's attack. “Khaleel performed a really good performance for us this season, so there is no reason for MS to change it. He is growing beautifully in the role of Kamboj. He has the ability to make death (on bowling). He said.
Until Shepherd went after him, Ahmed was actually in 110 in IPL and three of Muhammad Siraj had a higher number of points.
Fleming then touched upon the lack of big runs, which mentioned the lack of big runs, chasing 214 after 10 signs in the CSK Inning, ended in 211 for five and was inadequate with two runs.
“If it was a big big there, we'd win, but they did it well. We knew it would be a steep climb towards the end, but we kept a pretty good ratio.
“And then when it came to the end of the work, only one or two strokes. Of course, we would like to make a big speed with 10 sailors, but not just.”
However, the former kiwi captain saw some bright points in the emergence of some young players despite the defeats for Super Kings this season.
“Still, it was a much better performance, but they jumped in the last two seas of the field effort, which we have lost concentration, and especially in the field effort.
“And then we actually fought really well. This year became one of our struggles, but there was a few individual performances we were really proud of.”
Fleming reiterated that CSK would later want to build a young core unit, considering the future pressure of the league, but would repeat without compromising the experience in their ranks.
“Considering that our season is a struggle, we always want to examine and move forward. So, while feeling apocalypse and gloom, we reveal some capabilities to put forward a good case for a good team next year and get some evidence.
“But we still value the experience. If you look at the statistics of the tournament, you will see many players with experienced players, so the balance we are after. We have made good gains in this.”
However, Fleming was not hiding from the fact that CSK's tendency to collapse in the nearby matches suffered for everyone interested in franchise.
“Heavy. We have high expectations to us. Everyone who joins the daily training of the team is painful.
“This is not what you're planning. A little behind you, you're looking at things we can do better, and it's just natural.
“But at the same time, we are moving tightly so that we can get some gains in the next three matches and we can compete better next year,” he said.
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