Chennai Super Kings coach Stephen Fleming felt M. S. Dhoni’s finishing act was ‘emotionally great’ for the side and revealed the skipper was determined to get the job done.
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“It was emotionally great for us. We wish him every time he goes out. We know the pressure that he has, an expectation that there is on him and again he came up chops for us. So it was emotional in the changing room,” said Fleming.
Commenting on the discussions he had with Dhoni on whether to send Ravindra Jadeja ahead of the skipper, Fleming revealed, “I think we probably spoke more in these 20 overs than we have for a long time. There were a lot of technical discussions and, just manoeuvring to try and work out how this was going to unfold, and who was going to make the maximum impact.
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“But when the captain gets the look in his eyes and says ‘I'll go’, it's been well documented the times that he has done that and today was one of those. So I ain’t holding him back and we saw the result of that,” added the former New Zealand skipper.
Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals coach Ricky Ponting felt his team didn’t bat well enough to win the game and revealed the decision to bowl Tom Curran ahead of Kagiso Rabada for the final over was taken by the skipper Rishabh Pant and it is something he will discuss with the latter.
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