IPL 2023: MS Dhoni your guy to take tough chances with the gloves on, says Devon Conway
Devon Conway, who starred with the bat for CSK, said if there's someone you hope to have under the ball in difficult situations it is MS Dhoni.


Devon Conway scored 83 runs in Chennai Super Kings' win over Royal Challengers Bangalore in Bengaluru. Image: Sportzpics[/caption]Conway, who scored 83 runs, sounded an alarm for opposition teams by saying that CSK batters are targeting strike rates of 200-plus to put the other side out of reckoning. Monday was one such day when CSK scored 226/6. Besides the New Zealander, Ajinkya Rahane and Shivam Dube also played a pivotal role with the bat."Tonight was a really good surface to bat on, so for us to get those big totals it's about trying to create a strike rate of around 200-plus," said Conway in the post-match press conference.Zaheer Khan: 'If DK cannot perform like the way he used to...'"I didn't manage to achieve that (200-plus rate) but some of the work done by the other players, like Ajinkya (37 runs, 185 strike rate), Dube (52 runs, 192.59 strike rate), Rayudu (14 runs, 233.33 strike rate) and Moeen Ali (19 runs, 211.11 strike rate) in the end, they all chipped in with really good strike rates and that's what got us to a very competitive total."That's probably the method on this kind of wicket where it's really good to bat," added Conway, who scored at a strike rate of 184.44.'Spidercam an issue'Conway rued the players struggled in dealing with the shadow caused by the hovering spider cams. He said it shouldn't come to a point where technology interferes with the match."It (interference) happened a couple of times where the ball had got very close to the spider cam as well as the wires, that can obviously put a fielder off. I thing Faf stepped away a couple of times because the shadows of the spider cam was in his way. It's obviously a little bit testing for guys.Read | Virat Kohli gets heavy fine for code of conduct breach"It's nice to have that technology to show different angles of the game but there come a point where (it) can't get too involved and interfere with the game. MS (Dhoni) was probably trying to speak to the umpires, saying 'don't get too close to the action and try to avoid too much (of what's) going on,"said Conway.Read all the Latest News, Trending News, Cricket News, Bollywood News, India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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