The 25th match of the 18th season of the Indian Premier League is to be played between Chennai Super Kings and Kolkata Knight Riders. Prior to the match, Rituraj has been ruled out of the season due to Gaikwad Injury, after which Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been captained. Now Sourav Ganguly has said a surprising thing when Dhoni became captain. Along with KKR, he has been agitated on Ajinkya Rahane before the match. At the same time, on the play of Thala, he said that now Dhoni cannot play as he played in 2005.

What did Sourav Ganguly say on Dhoni's batting

CSK fans are very happy with Mahendra Singh Dhoni becoming captain. But questions are still being raised about his batting order. It is being told that he has trouble in the knee. So they are coming down in the lower order in batting. On this, Sourav Ganguly gave a positive reaction to his captaincy and said that he should captain, he performs separately as captain. Sourav Ganguly said that

"I believe that if MS Dhoni wants to play for CSK, then he will have to remain captain." Because when captaincy, he appears in different colors. ''

Sourav Ganguly said 'Dhoni can no longer play like 2005'

Sourav Ganguly also talked about Mahendra Singh Dhoni's ability to hit sixes and said that he is now 43 years old, obviously he cannot hit sixes like 2005. Sourav Ganguly said that

"Dhoni is still hitting sixes. We saw in the last match. He is 43 years old and now he cannot play as he used to play in 2005. This is natural. But I think he still has the power to hit sixes. With so much experience and understanding of the game, he will do what is right for CSK. ''

Ganguly raging on Ajinkya Rahane with Rinku Singh!

Kolkata Knight Riders have to play the match on Friday with Chennai Super Kings. Prior to this match, Sourav Ganguly expressed concern about Rinku Singh's batting order. They said that

"Ask this Ajinkya Rahane." Only he will be able to answer. In the last match, he was close to victory. He has a great player. My concern is that Rinku Singh is coming down significantly in batting order.