‘Deepak Chahar doesn’t look good’: Coach provides major update on CSK pacer’s injury

At the beginning of the IPL tournament, the Chennai Super Kings, the reigning champions, showed themselves to be a formidable force. However, as the tournament progresses, the CSK team’s performance has significantly declined as a result of their recent losses in pivotal games, which may make it more difficult for them to successfully defend their title.

Chennai Super Kings just suffered two defeats against LSG and are coming off a defeat at the hands of Punjab Kings at their stronghold in Chepauk. The team’s performance has declined, and they haven’t been able to get back on track.

After Deepak Chahar departed the game, the team’s bowling will also have some difficulties, and they could be in difficulty because he may lose out on a significant period of playing time.

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The Chennai Super Kings losing run against the Punjab Kings remains persistent. Not only against Punjab but as Chennai advances in the lucrative competition, they may encounter multiple difficulties. After suffering an injury, the team’s top pacer, Deepak Chahar had to leave the field and did not come back for the rest of the game.

It could be difficult for CSK because they are already without Matheesha Pathirana and Tushar Deshpande, and their bowling arsenal lacks potency. Stephen Fleming, the coach, talked about the bowling dilemma and provided an update on Chahar.

“Deepak Chahar doesn’t look good. My initial feeling wasn’t great. So we are waiting for a more positive report. Physio and doctors will have a look. Sri Lankan boys are off to get visas. So we are hoping that their process is smooth. And we get them back for our next game up north (at Dharamshala).”

“Richard Gleeson was good, he was positive. Tushar Deshpande got flu, so we had to make a few changes today, which is a bit unusual. But again that’s part of it and we have got resources. It’s just they haven’t got time to be comfortable about their roles and us to be comfortable with the game plan that we are struggling with,” CSK coach Stephen Fleming revealed during a post-match press meet.

CSK disintegrated batting between the 6th and 10th over, losing 3 wickets for a mere 16 runs. With runs at a pace of 10.6, the CSK was a shadow of the attacking team that often controls the middle innings between the 7th and 15th over.

The dew rendered the spinners Ravindra Jadeja and Moeen Ali useless and the pacer Deepak Chahar exited the pitch after bowling just 2 deliveries due to discomfort, posing a significant challenge to the CSK’s defence. Whether they can get back into the game is still up in the air.

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