IPL 2021: Extremely grateful, feels amazing to be part of CSK, says Robin Uthappa
Cricket | October 16, 2021 0:46 ISTCSK beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 27 runs in the IPL 2021 final and lifted their fourth IPL title.
CSK beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 27 runs in the IPL 2021 final and lifted their fourth IPL title.
Robin Uthappa scored a 35-ball half-century during the Qualifier 1 game against Delhi Capitals on Sunday.
Robin Uthappa, who came in place of the injured Suresh Raina in the previous game against Delhi Capitals, might be given another chance in CSK's last game of the league stage against PBKS.
With Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis missing his fourth game for Capitals owing to a calf injury, Delhi introduced Ripal, who is also a handy right-arm medium-fast bowler.
With the half-century, Ishan also became the second Indian to score a half-century on both the ODI and T20I innings.
While IPL 2021 is set to start from April 9 in Chennai, MS Dhoni-led CSK will begin their campaign an evening later when they take on the previous season's runner-up, Delhi Capitals
Uthappa has been traded from Rajasthan Royals to Chennai Super Kings ahead of the IPL 2021 auction for an all-cash deal.
Rajasthan Royals will look to bring their IPL 2020 season back on track against Delhi Capitals after losing three matches on the trot.
Gambhir, who has captained Uthappa during his stint with Kolkata Knight Riders, feels the RR batsman has to at least provide some momentum in the middle order.
Defending 175, KKR bowlers wreaked havoc against the in-form Rajasthan Royals batting to have them tottering at 88/8 inside 15 overs.
In videos that surfaced on social media during the match, Uthappa can be seen picking the ball up during the third over of the match, move his fingers towards his mouth before rubbing briefly on the ball.
Robin Uthappa has said that he will cherish the memories of the 2007 World T20, where India lifted the title under the captaincy of MS Dhoni.
Robin Uthappa will be playing for the Rajasthan Royals in IPL 13 slated to be played across three venues in the UAE from September 19.
Robin Uthappa feels that what stands out about Gambhir's leadership was how he let people express themselves and also how he made everyone feel like a part of a family.
Robin Uthappa said he has no regrets in his life with the experiences he has had.
Robin Uthappa heaped praise on Indian captain Virat Kohli, insisting that it is 'phenomenal' to see him excel in each format with consistency.
Dhoni last played for India in the World Cup 2019 semifinal clash against New Zealand, where the Asian giants faced a heartbreaking defeat and were ousted from the tournament.
Former KKR batsman Robin Uthappa praised Shah Rukh's energetic personality and said he is a mystery to me.
Recalling the historic World Cup win, veteran Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa revealed that he was praying when he saw Sreesanth waiting under the ball to catch it was he had seen him drop absolute sitters before.
Robin Uthappa further opined that the law might change under the watchful eyes of Sourav Ganguly who is presently the BCCI president.
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