In another completely engaging CSK-MI spine chiller, MS Dhoni arose the hero as he got a late, last over success to extend Mumbai Indians' winless streak in IPL 2022 to seven games. Dhoni wrapped up with an unbeaten 28 off 13 balls, 16 off which fell off the last four bundles of the run-pursue to sink MI's expectations of opening their record. About that last over first... Jaydev Unadkat excused Dwaine Pretorius on the principal ball and Dwayne Bravo surrendered the strike to Dhoni on the second, with 16 still to get. Unadkat failed long while attempting to go full and wide and wound up offering a ball in the space that Dhoni hit for a straight six. The left-arm pacer took the speed off on the following and went short yet Dhoni saw that coming, set up camp back and pulled it to the square leg fence, bringing the pursuit down to 6 off 2 balls. That boiled down to 4 off 1, which Dhoni finished with a whip of the wrists on a low full throw that beat the short fine leg defender to the fence. MI posted only 155/7. How could it even get to this in the pursuit? On account of a flimsy beginning Ruturaj Gaikwad sliced the principal bundle of the innings to point, Mitchell Santner at #3 didn't endure past the third finished and Ambati Rayudu's most memorable runs were two or three sixes off the wicket-taker Daniel Sams and Jasprit Bumrah. Robin Uthappa settled CSK down with two or three fours too as they came to 38 for 2 in the PowerPlay. The upside down pursue proceeded... Entertainingly, neither one of the sides could get a total hold on the game. Uthappa attempted to get a post-PP continue on, hitting debutant Hrithik Shokeen for a six, however Unadkat returned in the 10th over to excuse the opener with an all around masked off shaper which Uthappa hit to profound square leg defender. Shivam Dube showed up with his perfect hitting ability close behind, and hauled a ravishing offside six away Riley Meredith. Right when he and Rayudu seemed to be the pair to control the pursuit starting there, an Ishan Kishan shocker behind the stumps finished Dube's visit. A sharp take from Pollard made Rayudu Sams' fourth wicket of the evening, sending the senior player back for a 35-ball 40 and leaving the entryway somewhat unlatched for MI to drive their direction back into the challenge. Meredith started to lead the pack in that work, excusing Ravindra Jadeja in the sixteenth over where he yielded only five runs. The pendulum swung this way and that as the situation for CSK went from 48 off 24, to 42 off 18, to 28 off 12 and in the end to 17 off 6 with Unadkat entrusted to bowl those out and procure MI's primary focuses. Indeed, even at that stage it looked slanted in support of themselves, until Dhoni coolly pulled off a one of a kind completion. About the principal innings... MI's sad beginning Mukesh Choudhary had Rohit Sharma flicking to mid-on and Ishan Kishan making light of some unacceptable line to take out his off stump in the first finished. Two overs later, Mukesh struck for the third time in the PowerPlay as Dewald Brevis scratched to MS Dhoni for only 4 runs. MI lost three yet it might have been far and away more terrible assuming CSK had clutched possibilities as Dhoni missed a confusing and Ravindra Jadeja dropped a catch, offering Suryakumar Yadav several respites. Did the relief have an effect? To a tiny degree. In the midst of all the destruction, Suryakumar got a couple of cover drives going to quiet the clattering nerves for MI however a far reaching endeavor at a trudge clear from outside the off stump against Mitchell Santner finished his undertaking to resuscitate his side. He fell for 32 off 21 in the eighth over, leaving MI's batting destiny in the possession of youthful Tilak Varma and debutant Hrithik Shoukeen. How could they do? The pair hauled the group from 47 for 4 in the eighth over to 85 the thirteenth over, with both getting into the 20s and getting a couple of limits moving. Yet again however CSK finished the endeavor to push the stand to form into an out and out restoration as Dwayne Bravo had Shoukeen top-edging an endeavored success. Robin Uthappa finished a basic catch at mid-off, doubtlessly arousing a lot of pleasure for his captain Ravindra Jadeja who dropped a comparable direct possibility only several overs previously. How did MI get to 155/7 then? With some passing overs tonking CSK caught Kieron Pollard with perhaps their most seasoned stunt in the book - a defender at long stop for the enormous West Indian to hit directly to - that had worked way back in the IPL 2010 last. It worked this evening as well and MI's expectations of a flying completion diminished. Dwayne Bravo's more slow one bewildered Daniel Sams in the accompanying over, to additional gouge MI, however out ventured Unadkat for an appearance of 19 from 9 balls. Varma got to his second IPL 50 years during his fast fire stand with Unadkat, while MI scored 29 off the last two overs from Dwaine Pretorius and Bravo. That late exertion demonstrated worthless as Dhoni chose to turn around the timekeepers. Brief Scores: Mumbai Indians 155/7 in 20 overs (Tilak Varma 51*, Suryakumar Yadav 32; Mukesh Choudhary 3-19, Dwayne Bravo 2-36) lost to Chennai Super Kings 156/7 in 20 overs (Ambati Rayudu 40, Robin Uthappa 30, MS Dhoni 28*; Daniel Sams 4-30) by 3 wickets