Malaysia won by 6 wkts

107/4 (9.4)

Singapore

105/9 (20)

Finland Women won by 7 wkts

Estonia Women

117/10 (19.4)

Finland Women

119/3 (15.1)

Hong Kong won by 54 runs

Hong Kong

172/5 (20)

Samoa

118/10 (19.4)

Bahrain won by 9 wkts

Bahrain

116/1 (16)

Malawi

112/6 (20)

Mahe Megalo Strikers won by 8 wkts

Genid Yanam Royals

160/4 (20)

Mahe Megalo Strikers

164/2 (17.4)

England Women won by 8 wkts (DLS Method)

England Women

116/2 (21)

India Women

143/8 (29)

Switzerland Women won by 9 wkts

Finland Women

95/9 (20)

Switzerland Women

96/1 (13.5)

Uganda won by 6 runs

Uganda

126/9 (20)

United Arab Emirates

120/8 (20)

Match tied - South Africa Champions won the bowl-out (11 ovs game due to rain, DLS target 81)

South Africa Champions

80/6 (11)

West Indies Champions

79/5 (11)

Rwanda won by 6 wkts

Malawi

113/7 (20)

Rwanda

114/4 (16.5)

Villianur Mohit Kings won by 4 runs

Ossudu Accord Warriors

142/6 (20)

Villianur Mohit Kings

146/9 (20)

Switzerland Women won by 76 runs

Estonia Women

76/10 (14.5)

Switzerland Women

152/4 (20)

Match not started

Qatar

Saudi Arabia

No result due to rain

Australia Champions

England Champions

122/5 (17.1)

July 20, 2025 1:30 am

Australia A

Sri Lanka A

July 20, 2025 2:00 am

Hong Kong

Singapore

July 20, 2025 7:00 am

Malaysia

Samoa

July 20, 2025 8:00 am

Estonia Women

Finland Women

July 20, 2025 8:15 am

Bahrain

Malawi

July 20, 2025 8:30 am

Botswana Women

Eswatini Women

ALL

IPL 2025: Chennai Super Kings Performance | Dhoni’s Magic Over?

by kyle May 31, 2025

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IPL 2025: Chennai Super Kings Performance | Dhoni’s Magic Over?

The five-time champions Chennai Super Kings once again disappointed this season, as the team finished in last position, repeating last year's performance. An even bigger disappointment for the team came when former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni returned as captain but couldn't change the team's fate, as the team performed the worst in their history. The team also faced a setback with captain Ruturaj Gaikwad being ruled out of the tournament mid-season due to injury. In this article, we will discuss the Chennai Super Kings' performance this season.

CSK: No. 10th In the Points Table

Chennai, which was one of the most successful teams in IPL history until IPL 2023, faced unexpected outcomes in the next two years that very few of their fans had imagined. CSK finished the IPL 2025 in last place, winning only four matches in the season and losing ten. An even bigger disappointment for the team was the failure of their own strategy. CSK built a spin-heavy bowling attack hoping to benefit from favourable home conditions, but despite their plans, the team lost most of their home matches.

CSK in IPL 2025: Inconsistent Batting

Chennai Super Kings' biggest weakness this season was their batting order and the inconsistencies within it. The team relies on players like Devon Conway, Rachin Ravindra, and Ruturaj Gaikwad for the top order, but they left the middle order completely to the all-rounders without having any experienced middle-order player to stabilise the innings. This strategy failed, which was evident in their batting performance, and got even worse when captain Ruturaj Gaikwad was injured.

CSK in IPL 2025: Bowling Department

CSK built a very spin-heavy bowling attack, including the veteran Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja alongside Afghan spinner Noor Ahmed. Only Noor could leave his mark, as he was the highest wicket-taker by the end of the group stage, but the other bowlers disappointed and missed the charm they were once known for. The team also lacked a match-winner and experienced pacer, relying on Khaleel Ahmed and Matheesa Pathirana.