Out of the all the ten Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) followers are one of the passionate ones. Their group is four-time champions within the Indian Premier League and their love for the MS Dhoni-led aspect is timeless. CSK followers usually go to the stadium simply to see their group follow on the MA Chidambaram Stadium. They even have a number of fan golf equipment and sometimes journey collectively for CSK’s away matches. The CSK group administration can be conscious of this and generally they organise for his or her journey too. In a latest video, a CSK fan impressed together with his dancing abilities as he coordinated completely with IPL cheerleaders throughout an IPL 2023 match.

Watch: CSK Fan’s Coordinated Dance With Cheerleaders Goes Viral

A CSK fan vibing with Cheergirls.

CSK Cheergirls>>>> pic.twitter.com/70yjHHEsBm

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The ‘farewell fever’ has really gripped Indian Premier League (IPL) followers this season, with individuals turning up in yellow wherever MS Dhoni has gone to play. Be it New Delhi or Kolkata, stadiums have been painted in yellow, with followers anticipating this to be the final season as participant for the Chennai Super Kings skipper. Even CSK coach Stephen Fleming was requested if he’s conscious of Dhoni’s plans past this season. However, the New Zealander refused to provide a sure or no reply, suggesting the ‘Thala’ hasn’t indicated something but.

“Dhoni hasn’t indicated anything this as the last season”, stated Fleming when requested in regards to the CSK skipper’s future throughout the press convention after the match in opposition to Punjab Kings on Sunday.S

Speaking to media after the PBKS match, Fleming sought to defend the group’s bowlers after a four-wicket defeat to Punjab Kings of their IPL match right here and stated the likes of Tushar Deshpande and Akash Singh have been doing a reasonably good job.

“Not really. The boys have done well. You have to acknowledge (Tushar) Desphande, Akash Singh … They are leading the attack, a tough ask. On a wicket that was getting better with a little bit of dew, it was always going to be tough,” Fleming stated on the post-match press convention.