Chennai Super Kings (CSK) young Ayush Mhatre burned Wankhede Stadium at the first exit of the Indian Premier League (IPL) against Mumbai Indians (MI) on Sunday. Mhatre, signed by CSK as a injury for Gaikwad by CSK, hit four 4s and two 6S during his stay and threw only 15 wholesale 32 wholesale. While Mhatre seized his bowls, a camera watched carefully with a smile on his face from the dressing room of CSK captain Ms. Dhoni.
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Mhatre is the youngest representing the rich history of the Super Kings in the league rich in cash in 17 years and 278 days. In 2008, he exceeded Abhinav Mukund, 18 years old against Rajasthan Royals and made his release for 139 days for CSK.
At the first exit for one of the most successful franchises, Mhatre raised Ante by revealing a Blitzkrieg after falling in the beginning of Rachin Ravindra Inning. When the runs for Chennai dried up, Mhatre gained acceleration that was very needed in Inning with 32 flashy cameo (15).
Mhatre found Rachin’s first limit by sending the ball in the second delivery of the match after he lost his smallness to his little sailor Ashwani Kumar.
Ashwani continued to be beaten by a 17 -year -old boy. The young Mhatre filled the ball by sending the ball next to the border rope and sending it for a maximum. Ashwani tried to close Mhatre with a short -length delivery and close a high level. Mhatre took the length early, entered the position and pulled the ball into the deep square leg stand.
Mhatre’s Rollicking screen, Chennai’s PowerPlay, finally helped to compete for 48/1. Even after the field restrictions were removed, he continued to deal with the boundaries. He directed Deepak Chahar very much in his line and lengths with the choice of firing.
In the first ball after PowerPlay, a large lid slapped the ball and turned the fields into audience only. In the fourth delivery, he defeated the Captain Hardik Pandya near the extra valve to find a fence of four people.
However, Chahar had the last smile after cheating on Mhatre with a short delivery. The length pushed the young man to go to a draw, to make a shot that he did not control. The ball rose in the air and descended safely into Mitchell Santner’s hands. Star Kameo played a major role in lifting Chennai to 176/5.
(With memory entrances)
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