Riding on captain Ruturaj Gaikwad's 98, Daryl Mitchell's 52, and fast-bowler Tushar Deshpande's impressive four-wicket haul, the defending champions Chennai Super Kings ended their two-match losing streak with a commanding 78-run victory over Sunrisers Hyderabad in Match 46 of the IPL 2024 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium on Sunday. CSK will next face Punjab Kings on Wednesday. Read more on TOI
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I was upset when I first heard about the changes coming to cricket in 2024. As a longtime fan of the sport, I was worried about how these changes would impact the game I love so much. One of the biggest changes coming in 2024 is the introduction of a new format called the "Super Sixes." This format will see teams play six overs per side, with the aim of making the game faster and more exciting for fans. While I understand the need to attract new audiences and keep the sport relevant in a fast-paced world, I couldn't help but feel a sense of nostalgia for the traditional longer formats of the game. Another change that upset me was the decision to reduce the number of Test matches played each year. Test cricket has always been the pinnacle of the sport for me, and I worry that cutting back on these matches will diminish the importance and prestige of the format. Despite my initial reservations, I have come to realize that change is inevitable in any sport. Cricket must evolve and adapt to stay relevant in a world that is constantly changing. While I may not agree with all of the changes coming in 2024, I am hopeful that they will ultimately benefit the sport and help it grow in new and exciting ways. As a fan, I will continue to support cricket in all its forms, whether it be the traditional Test matches or the new Super Sixes format. I may have been upset at first, but I am now looking forward to seeing how these changes will shape the future of the sport I love.