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Dhoni gifts his No. 7 jersey to Pandya brothers   

Apart from their sparkling victory, the&nbsp;Pandya&nbsp;brothers had more reasons to remember the evening!

The Pandya&nbsp;brothers had an evening to remember. Not only did their&nbsp;team Mumbai&nbsp;Indians register their 7th win of the season by beating Chennai by 10 wickets,&nbsp;Hardik&nbsp;Pandya&nbsp;and&nbsp;Krunal&nbsp;Pandya also&nbsp;got to keep CSK&nbsp;skipper MS Dhoni's&nbsp;jersey after the match. IPL&nbsp;posted a picture of&nbsp;Pandya&nbsp;brothers posing with the number 7 jersey&nbsp;on Twitter.&nbsp;A friendly banter started soon after&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;Indians&nbsp;reposted&nbsp;the picture asking 'whose wardrobe is this getting into?'

Mumbai humiliate Chennai, season all but over for CSK

An already bad season for the Chennai super Kings turned worse on Friday as Mumbai Indians thrashed them by 10 wickets.

An already bad season for the Chennai Super Kings turned worse on Friday as Mumbai Indians thrashed them by 10 wickets -&nbsp;CSK's worst loss in terms of wickets. It was a horror start for Chennai as Boult and Bumrah rocked their top-order, which fell like a pack of cards. Chennai lost 4 wickets with just 3 runs on the board, which is now the second-lowest score for which a team lost as many wickets in IPL history. Jadeja too fell early as CSK lost half their side for just 21 runs. It was in fact, the first time that they lost 5 wickets within the powerplay overs. As a result, MS Dhoni had to walk out inside the first 2 overs for the first time in an IPL game. The stage was set for MSD but he was too out for just 16. Sam Curran fought hard and helped his side reach 114/9 with a gritty 52. It proved to be a cakewalk for Mumbai as Ishan Kishan blasted an unbeaten 37-ball-68 to take his side over the finish line in just the 13th over. With 8 losses in 11 games, the season is all but over for Chennai.

CSK back to winning ways, beat KXIP by 10 wickets

Shane Watson &amp; Faf du Plessis tame KXIP as CSK&nbsp;beat Kings XI Punjab by 10 wickets and&nbsp;break their 3-match losing streak

Chennai Super Kings finally broke a 3-match losing streak and got back to winning ways as they thumped Kings XI Punjab by 10 wickets. KL Rahul's decision to bat first wasn't a bad one as Punjab was off to a solid start. KL Rahul once again scored a half-century but Kings XI failed to up the ante in the death overs and settled for 178/4. Rahul's men needed quick wickets to defend a moderate total which was denied to them.&nbsp;CSK's faith in Shane Watson paid off as he smashed an unbeaten 53-ball-83. Faf du Plessis continued with his brilliant form and remained not out on 87. The pair comfortably took Chennai over the finish line and registered the&nbsp;2nd highest 10-wicket run-chase in IPL history.

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