CSK win Phase 2 opener
Ruturaj Gaikwad laid the foundation with an unbeaten 58-ball 88 before Dwayne Bravo led an excellent bowling display to power Chennai Super Kings to a crushing 20-run win over Mumbai Indians on Sunday. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Unbeaten knock
Gaikwad batted through the innings to lift Chennai Super Kings from a precarious 7/3 to 156/6. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Valuable stand
With the score reading 24/4, Gaikwad added 81 runs for the fifth wicket with Ravindra Jadeja (26) to steady the ship. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
CSK's late flourish
Gaikwad smashed nine fours and three sixes, while Bravo hit three maximums as CSK scored 112 runs in the back 10. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Dhoni, Raina fail
CSK lost four wickets in the power play, including the wickets of skipper Dhoni and Suresh Raina, as three top-order batsmen failed to open their accounts. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
The Bravo blast
The late spark was provided by Bravo (23 off 8 balls) as CSK recovered from a disastrous start to put up a fighting total. (BCCI/ANI Photo)
Mumbai's poor start
Chasing 157 on a pitch where the ball often stopped on the batsmen, MI too were off to a poor start as they slipped to 37/3. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Deepak double blow
Both Quinton de Kock (17) and debutant Anmolpreet Singh (16) got out after getting starts, the bowler being pacer Deepak Chahar on both occasions. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Mumbai 4 down
Suryakumar Yadav and Ishan Kishan too made their way back to the dugout in quick succession to leave MI in a spot of bother at 58/4 in the 10th over. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Hazlewood scalps Pollard
Saurabh Tiwary (50 not out) and stand-in skipper Kieron Pollard tried to forge a partnership before Josh Hazlewood had the big-hitting all-rounder from Trinidad trapped in front of the wicket. (BCCI/IPL Photo)
Mumbai fall short
Bravo picked up 3/25 while Chahar had 2/19 as Mumbai Indians ended at 136/8. (BCCI/IPL Photo)