CSK, one of the most successful teams in IPL history, has had a very disappointing performance in IPL 2024. Due to this, the players and management have faced constant trolling. It is being said that the CSK management is not happy with the performance of their team in IPL 2024 and due to this, major changes can be made in the squad by the management.
Since the mega auction will be organized by the IPL Governing Council before IPL 2025, all the teams will make big changes in their squad and will retain minimum players.
CSK team can retain 6 players
There is news about the team CSK, captained by Rituraj Gaikwad, that it is considering dropping many players from its team before the upcoming auction. If media reports are to be believed, only 6 players will be retained by the management before the upcoming auction. The list of these 6 players includes the name of former captain and wicketkeeper batsman MS Dhoni, along with this, Rituraj Gaikwad, Ravindra Jadeja, Mathisa Pathirana, Tushar Deshpande and Shivam Dubey can be retained by the management before the upcoming season.
Rituraj Gaikwad will be the captain of the team
It is being reported from the CSK team that the management has already started shortlisting the players for the upcoming season. Along with this, it is also being said that now in the upcoming season also, Rituraj Gaikwad will be seen captaining the team. The management had handed over the command of the team to Rituraj Gaikwad before this season and as a captain, he showed a great game for the team. Along with this, it is also being said that the team has appointed him as the captain on the recommendation of MS Dhoni.
The team's performance was something like this
If we talk about the performance of CSK in IPL 2024, then the performance of this team has been average. Chennai's team was at the fifth position in the points table and due to this the team could not qualify for the top 4. CSK has shown poor performance in many matches this season and due to this their team had to suffer this consequence.
