CSK strengthen case for top-two finish

Chennai Super Kings got off to a strong start after winning the toss as the openers added 61 in 7.2 overs. M Vijay was the first to fall, run out on 31 © BCCI

Dhoni was aggressive in the last few overs, hitting one of the tournament's biggest sixes during his innings of 58. His knock took Super Kings to 168 for 4 © BCCI

Chand, however, could manage just 16 before falling to Mohit Sharma © BCCI

Dwayne Bravo picked up two wickets in the 18th over and Daredevils limped to 135 for 9, handing Super Kings a 33-run win © BCCI

Michael Hussey followed two overs later, caught by Virender Sehwag at short fine-leg  © BCCI

Suresh Raina, too, was out cheaply and Super Kings were struggling at 74 for 3 in the 11th over.  © BCCI

Delhi Daredevils had another poor start, as Mohit Sharma had Virender Sehwag caught behind for 0 off the second ball of the innings © BCCI

Daredevils then lost Botha, Kedar Jadhav and Ben Rohrer quickly to find themselves at 63 for 5 in the 10th over © BCCI

MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja then added 57 runs in 38 balls. Jadeja struck a quick 24 off 17 balls © BCCI

Johan Botha, promoted to No. 3, tried to stabilise the innings with a 34-run stand with Unmukt Chand © BCCI

David Warner resisted the Super Kings' attack with a 37-ball 44, but once he fell, Super Kings had the game in hand © BCCI