Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings Standings

Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings face-off is one of the most anticipated games of IPL 2019. Both teams boast some of the greatest names in cricket on their respective rosters.

CSK boasts an effective spin attack, and they will look to take advantage of Chepauk’s conditions in this match against MI. Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya will not be available due to injuries sustained prior to this matchup. This clash will also play a crucial role in shaping the Mumbai Indians vs Chennai Super Kings standings in the tournament.

MI vs CSK head to head record

Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings, two of the most successful franchises in Indian Premier League history, will face each other today at Wankhede Stadium for Match No 38 of this season in one of its fiercest rivalries ever seen during an IPL tournament.

Both teams have won five IPL titles each, making this match-up one of the greatest rivalries ever witnessed by any tournament.

El Clasico de IPL features the most dominant batting lineups and excellent fielding units in the competition, producing memorable moments such as last-over finishes and spectacular performances. Here is a breakdown of MI vs CSK matches since IPL began in 2008.

MI has long dominated this rivalry, winning 18 of 39 meetings between these teams. But CSK has won three out of the past four match-ups between these sides and boasts an excellent home record against Mumbai; when last they met at Wankhede Stadium they came away victorious by 20 runs!

Both teams have had successful campaigns thus far in 2017. MI has won four out of the eight games they’ve played and sit in third place, while CSK have claimed six victories out of eight to place themselves second overall.

First time these teams met was in IPL 2014, when CSK came out victorious in all three encounters against MI. CSK won by seven wickets in match 1, four wickets in match 2 and completed their clean sweep with a 25-run win in final.

Both teams have started the season well, both winning their initial two matches. CSK holds an edge against Mumbai in the playoffs where they have claimed four of eight meetings with them.

This weekend, two teams will face each other again this season for the third time and are anticipated to play an exciting, high-scoring matchup that has an excellent chance at reaching the semifinals. Make sure you tune into JioHotstar and ViMTV to catch all of this action!

MI vs CSK history

The Mumbai Indians-Chennai Super Kings rivalry is one of the fiercest in Indian Premier League history. Fans are constantly drawn in by this intense contest that never disappoints; whether watching in Mumbai or from home.

Both teams have shared five IPL titles between them and often put up high-stakes matches during matches between these teams, earning themselves nicknamed El Clasico of IPL due to its significance each season – Rohit Sharma, MS Dhoni and Lasith Malinga have all played key roles in helping build this legendary rivalry!

This year, the rivalry between these sides is even fiercer than before. Both teams have started off strong by winning both their opening games. While both are tied on points, Mumbai holds the advantage in run rate and net run rate so will likely come out on top during this matchup.

While Mumbai Indians and CSK generally have a good record against each other, CSK have shown their superiority at home stadiums – in particular Chepauk Stadium where they have won more games than any other location during IPL history. CSK have won 18 times against MI, while MI have triumphed 20 times against CSK.

Both sides have enjoyed strong performances this season and both teams are currently fighting to finish in the top two in their respective groups.

When these sides met previously, Mumbai Indians successfully defended a low total of 154 and won with four wickets remaining in an easy victory.

CSK have also struggled recently, losing three consecutive matches, most recently against Mumbai in an important contest that CSK needed to win to remain in contention for a top-two finish.

On Sunday, April 20, Hardik Pandya will captain Mumbai Indians while MS Dhoni will lead Chennai Super Kings. First ball will be at 1:30 PM IST and it will be broadcast live via Star Sports 1 HD/SD with English commentary.

MI vs CSK in the IPL

As one of the premier rivalries in Indian cricket, MI-CSK clashes are always high-stakes affairs. This year’s fixture between MI and CSK is even more vital as both sides struggled early in the tournament to find their form; only managing three wins between seven outings so far; however recent results have seen both sides gain momentum to fight their way back into the top four spots.

CSK and MI will meet for the 38th time ever in Indian Premier League history on Sunday at Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium for their 38th head-to-head encounter, sharing five titles each between them and boasting rich histories within this competition.

Both clubs share an uneasy rivalry; CSK currently leads MI 21-18 overall when it comes to head-to-head records.

Both teams are looking to secure a win to improve their chances of making the playoffs and this contest promises to be thrilling. CSK won their previous meeting against MI at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai and they’ll be looking for revenge to avenge their earlier defeat.

At first, a deep CSK batting lineup amassed an imposing total of 208 for five in their opening innings, led by Matthew Hayden’s 46-ball 81 and Suresh Raina’s 50. Mumbai responded well throughout their lineup but no individual could come through with an innings that won the match for them; CSK emerged victorious by six wickets.

This match will feature a high-scoring pitch expected to favour batsmen over bowlers, making early breakthroughs difficult for them. MI will welcome this change after struggling to score big recently; their strong bowling lineup includes Karn Sharma, Jadeja and Ruturaj Singh in their lineup; they also boast an effective batting unit led by Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav for a winning performance on this pitch.

MI vs CSK in the CLT20

Mumbai Indians will aim to reverse their disappointing start to the season when they face Chennai Super Kings at Wankhede Stadium. These teams have met 39 times prior, with CSK winning 18 of these meetings while MI having taken 21 victories between them – an intense rivalry that always makes for exciting matches and provides fans with something memorable.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru made a dramatic climb into the top four of IPL 2025 table on Sunday after defeating Punjab Kings with a seven-wicket win, while Mumbai Indians kept alive their playoff hopes by defeating Chennai Super Kings by nine wickets.

As a result of these results RCB now sit third behind Delhi Capitals and an increasingly formidable Gujarat Titans side.

Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav both recorded fluent half-centuries as Mumbai Indians chased down 177 with relative ease at Wankhede Stadium.

Together they shared an impressive 114-run second wicket partnership before both were dismissed by Shivam Dube and Ravindra Jadeja within two overs each – although MI would have preferred less hiccups during its chase of this target, they can take pride in an outstanding showing during an important encounter.

CSK lost Rahul Tripathi early, but Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra quickly settled the ship by setting an appropriate rate of run scoring at a healthy pace. Ravindra then ensured CSK met their target through a steady innings, not resorting to risky shots that might risk his wicket.

Jadeja and Dube were able to keep MI’s openers honest by taking one wicket each in the opening six overs – keeping up the pressure until Rohit made his brilliant knock of 76 not out off just 45 balls and Suryakumar hit an unbeaten 68 off 30 to put MI in control of proceedings.

MS Dhoni may not have been at his best during the chase for CSK, yet still played a vital role by anchoring their innings with two big shots off the last ball of the last over: sixes and boundaries off consecutive balls from that over.

Dhoni demonstrated his ability to produce big performances when needed most; hopefully these displays become more frequent moving forward.