Chennai Super Kings batter Ambati Rayudu has strongly reacted to some stories linking one in all his tweets as a response to what the good Sunil Gavaskar mentioned throughout commentary for the IPL 2023 match between CCSK and Rajasthan Royals. “You got to field. You can’t just come out to bat and start hitting the ball. You can’t do that. We have seen that with Prithvi Shaw. He has just been coming out to bat without success. No fielding, no scoring. Rayudu is out for a second-ball duck,” Gavaskar mentioned on air.

CSK misplaced the match to RR. After the sport ended, Rayudu put out a tweet: “In life and sport ups and downs are a constant part. We need to be positive and keeping working hard and things will turn around.. results are not always a measure of our effort. So always keeping smiling and enjoy the process.”

In life and sport ups and downs are a relentless half. We should be optimistic and retaining working arduous and issues will flip round.. outcomes will not be at all times a measure of our effort. So at all times retaining smiling and benefit from the course of.. pic.twitter.com/1AYAALkGBM

— ATR (@RayuduAmbati) April 28, 2023

Some media stories claimed that this tweet was a response to what Gavaskar mentioned.

However, Rayudu has clarified that there’s now connection. “What nonsense… my tweet has nothing to do with the great mr Gavaskars comments.. his opinions are well respected and in regards to my fielding . A player doesn’t decide if he wants to field or not,” Ambati Rayudu tweeted.

What nonsense… my tweet has nothing to do with the good mr Gavaskars feedback.. his opinions are properly revered and with regard to my fielding . A participant would not determine if he needs to subject or not.

— ATR (@RayuduAmbati) April 28, 2023

Chennai Super Kings suffered a complete loss to Rajasthan Royals within the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 match on Thursday, falling 33 runs wanting the goal of 203 runs. The hosts, regardless of missing a little bit of dwelling assist from followers, put in a wonderful show of batting, with Yashasvi Jaiswal rising because the top-scoring batter. Chasing such a stiff goal, CSK skipper MS Dhoni admitted that there have been simply too many runs to chase for his crew, particularly due to the best way the Royals batted within the first 6 overs.

Rajasthan began the match in fifth gear, placing a whopping 64 runs on the board within the first 6 overs, with Jaiswal and Buttler placing yet one more half-century stand for the opening wicket. Though Buttler did not convert his begin into an enormous rating, Jaiswal went on and scored 77 runs off 43 balls to put a stable basis for his crew.

Chasing the goal of 203 runs, Chennai barely appeared in charge of the required run-rate which saved growing regardless of Ruturaj Gaikwad (47) and Shivam Dube (53) producing stable knocks.

With PTI