Chennai Super Kings’ losing streak continued in the Indian Premier League (2020) when they lost to Delhi Capitals by 5 wickets on Saturday. It was CSK’s sixth loss in the tournament so far, leading to criticism on social media.
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The fans weren’t happy with Dhoni’s decision to go with Ravindra Jadeja in the final. Sprinter Yohan Blake was one of them who believed that the CSK skipper “made the worst decision in a long time.” He was unaware of the fact that death bowling specialist Dwayne Bravo was in no condition to pitch the final.
Blake angrily wrote: “I think Dhoni made the worst decision in a long time. Dhoni, that’s a bad decision to throw Jadeja in the last part. What happened to Bravo. For real? Poor poor poor poor choice Mahendra Singh Dhoni. You just can’t throw Jadeja at the left-handed hitter. ”
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Later, Blake learned of Bravo’s groin injury. However, the sprinter was still not convinced with Jadeja launching the final. With 17 runs needed from the last six balls, Axar Patel hammered three sixes and took DC home.
“Ok everyone, I understand Bravo got injured, but he still wouldn’t have thrown Jadeja when you have Shane Watson on the field who can throw a heavy ball,” Blake wrote.
In another tweet, Blake said: “This is what happened when we all loved the game so much. To all my family from India Flag of India I love you. Let’s continue to support and continue to enjoy the game of cricket bat and ball cricket that we love so much.
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“When you’re in love and passionate about cricket, it doesn’t matter which team is playing. I support everyone! To all my people in India, I love you all, but I still would have thrown Shane Watson “
After losing the game by 5 wickets, Dhoni stated that he has options between Jadeja and Karn Sharma. So it was with the left arm caster wheel.
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