Can’t bat, can not catch Can: A look at the disastrous IPL season of CSK in the field. Cricket news

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have dropped five catches during their encounter Punjab kings Tuesday night at the new PCA Cricket Stadium in Chandigarh. overall, Chennai Super Kings This IPL season has only 11 catches.
Following his 18 -run loss, CSK captain Ruturaj Gikwad has admitted that poor fielding paid him the match against Punjab.
“In the last four matches, the only point of difference has been fielding,” he said in the post -match presentation.
“The dropped catch has spent us. The same batsman runs after 15, 20, or even 30 more runs after a drop.”
Chennai’s Super Kings head coach Stephen Fleming has also reduced his side fielding against the Punjab match.
“The game was actually lost in the field,” Fleming told reporters after the match.

“I felt that we were dirty in the field, and we lacked accuracy under pressure at certain time. We were kept under pressure by fine innings, but we have become better in terms of closing it.
“So, this is where the game is away from us, and we are lowering 18 runs in a big run chase, so we can see three sixes here and there.
So, yes, this is a disappointing season so far. The catching has been poor, but it was bad from both sides tonight. Was it something in light, I am not sure, but of course for us, it was an area of ​​concern.
“If you want to take 20 runs, it is probably that and a drop catch.”