IPL 2022: Why DRS was unavailable for Chennai Super Kings batters Devon Conway, Robin Uthappa vs MI

The
CSK
immediately
bore
the
brunt
of
it
when
their
in-form
opener
Devon
Conway
(0)
was
trapped
in
front
by
left-arm
pacer
Daniel
Sams
on
the
second
delivery
of
the
play.
The
ball
was
going
into
the
pads
of
the
New
Zealand
cricketer
and
the
on-field
umpire
raised
his
fingers.
The
batsman,
however,
wanted
to
go
upstairs
as
he
felt
that
the
ball
could
be
missing
the
leg
stumps
but
the
technical
snag
denied
him.

Later
in
the
very
first
over,
CSK
suffered
their
second
jolt
of
the
evening
when
Moeen
Ali
(0)
was
caught
by
Hrithik
Shokeen
at
short
mid-wicket
after
mistiming
the
short-pitched
delivery
from
Sams.

In
the
second
over,
Mumbai
Indians
captain
Rohit
Sharma
introduced
his
strike
pacer
Jasprit
Bumrah
from
the
other
end
and
the
right-arm
quick
–
who
picked
up
a
fifer
in
the
previous
game
–
made
an
immediate
impact
when
he
trapped
Robin
Uthappa
(1)
in
front
and
the
umpire
raised
his
finger.
Although
this
one
looked
close,
the
CSK
batter
wanted
to
go
upstairs
to
prevent
another
early
wicket
but
in
vain.

After
the
disastrous
start
in
the
first
two
overs,
CSK
slumped
further
as
their
top-order
collapsed
and
they
lost
their
top-five
batters
inside
the
powerplay
itself.

Ruturaj
Gaikwad
(7)
was
dismissed
by
Sams
in
the
next
over
when
the
right-handed
batsman
was
caught
behind
by
Ishan
Kishan.
Riley
Meredith,
then
gave
CSK
their
fifth
jolt
inside
the
powerplay,
when
he
got
Ambati
Rayudu
(10)
caught
behind.

Earlier
after
winning
the
toss,
MI
skipper
Rohit
Sharma
invited
CSK
captain,
MS
Dhoni,
to
bat
first.
“We
will
field
first.
It’s
the
nature
of
the
ground,
and
what
suits
our
team.
Nothing
has
worked
for
us
this
season.
Keep
an
eye
on
the
future,
Pollard
is
out
and
Stubbs
is
in.
Shokeen
comes
in
for
Ashwin.
He
was
the
one
who
came
up
to
us
and
he
was
ready
for
it,”
said
Rohit
after
the
coin
toss
went
his
way.