Chennai Super Kings will continue to support its players in search of new heroes: Fleming – Dainik Savera Times

Hyderabad: Despite fast bowler Mukesh Chaudhary’s poor performance in the IPL match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Chennai Super Kings head coach Stephen Fleming said his team will continue to support his players in search of new heroes. Chennai had to face defeat by six wickets against Sunrisers in the match played on Friday. This is his second defeat this season.

Mukesh, playing for the first time in this season, was fielded as an ‘impact substitute’ but he conceded 27 runs in one over. This is the second most expensive over in the current season of IPL. Fleming told reporters after the match, “Today we got a chance to field Mukesh Chaudhary. He had performed well some time ago but today was not his day.

But this is part of IPL. He said, “It is about player management and when you find yourself lacking in your firepower, then it is about finding new heroes.” That didn’t happen today but we have confidence in the players we are trying and they have practiced well and are playing their roles well. Chennai could not get the services of fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman in this match.

Who has gone to Bangladesh to apply for his visa for the T20 World Cup. Fleming was asked whether Chennai missed Rahman, he said, “No doubt about it, it is part of the IPL.” If it wasn’t here we couldn’t use it. Injuries to players in the IPL and players not getting their services due to some reason are part of the process.