マッチ負担ノック？「チャーム」デボン・デボンは、39ボール50の遅いヒットを打ち、後で引退するためにヒットします

CSKが必要な場合、それぞれ15の流れ、125ストライキの割合で操作されたと非難されます。

In what should have been a high-octane chase, Devon Conway’s curiously sedate 50 off 39 balls stood out for all the wrong reasons as Chennai Super Kings (CSK) kept faltering in their run chase of 220 against Punjab Kings (PBKS) in Mullanpur.

Fascinatingly, Chennai retired Conway put just before the 18th over. He made 69 off 49 balls, a strike rate of 140.8.

Conway lives charmed life

The turning point came in the 12th over, when Conway was handed two lifelines in two balls. First, he flicked Marco Jansen straight to short fine leg, only for Yuzvendra Chahal to spill the chance.

Then, trying an unconvincing ramp shot, Conway offered another opportunity, this time to Yash Thakur at deep third — and he too fluffed it. Despite this double reprieve, Conway failed to shift gears. His inability to find boundaries or rotate strike allowed the asking rate to spiral beyond control. By the time he reached his half-century — the joint-slowest of the season for CSK — the damage was done.

CSK retires out Conway

Conway was struggling massively to hit boundaries. While Shivam Dube (42 off 27) and MS Dhoni (27 off 12) provided some impetus, the Kiwi left-hander looked out of rhythm.

CSK’s momentum took a hit from the 14th to 18th overs, with their run flow slowing down significantly. Devon Conway, despite being well-set, struggled to find the boundary regularly, and his strike rate couldn’t keep pace with the rapidly rising required rate. In fact, CSK hadn’t hit a boundary in 20 deliveries by the 18th over, a worrying trend for the team.