IPL 2025 CSK VS GT : In a dramatic turn of events at the end of IPL 2025’s league stage, Chennai Super Kings (CSK) registered a massive 83-run win over Gujarat Titans (GT) but still ended the season at the bottom of the points table — a first in their storied IPL history.

Playing their final league match at [venue name not mentioned], CSK batted first after MS Dhoni won the toss, and posted a mammoth 230/5 on the board. Despite the clinical win, the men in yellow bowed out of IPL 2025 with a bittersweet feeling.
Brevis and Conway Light Up the First Innings
Dewald Brevis was the star with the bat, hammering 53 off just 23 balls, including a flurry of boundaries and sixes towards the end. He was well supported by Devon Conway, who scored a composed 52 off 35 balls.
The late fireworks were provided by Ayush Mhatre (34 off 17) and Urvil Patel (37 off 19), both scoring at strike rates close to 200. Their quick runs in the death overs ensured CSK crossed the daunting 230-run mark.
GT Collapse Under Pressure
Chasing 231, Gujarat Titans never found rhythm and crumbled under pressure, getting bowled out for 147 in 18.3 overs. None of the GT batters could convert starts into something big, as CSK bowlers maintained pressure throughout.
With this loss, GT missed a golden chance to finish in the top two and will now have to depend on other match results to qualify for the playoffs.
Bittersweet Exit for CSK
Despite ending their campaign with a strong win, CSK’s journey in IPL 2025 ends on a sour note. For the first time ever in IPL history, Chennai Super Kings finished at the bottom of the league standings.
MS Dhoni Breaks Silence on His Future
In a post-match presentation filled with nostalgia and reflection, MS Dhoni addressed the burning question — will he play next season?
“It’s good to finish on a winning note. This was one of the most complete performances we’ve had. As far as my future is concerned, I have four to five months to decide. I’ll go back to Ranchi, think about it. I’m not saying I’m done; I’m not saying I’m coming back either. I have the luxury of time,” Dhoni said.
The CSK skipper, who turned emotional as fans cheered his name, acknowledged the challenges of professional cricket and the demands it puts on aging players.
“Definitely You Feel Old” – Dhoni on Generational Gap
Dhoni, often admired for his humility, shared a light moment from the field:
“When Suryavanshi touched my feet, I definitely felt old! I asked Andre, ‘How old are you?’ and he said 25. That’s exactly 25 years younger than me,” chuckled Dhoni.
He also hinted at CSK’s future planning, saying:
“When Ritu (Ruturaj Gaikwad) comes back next year, he won’t have too many things to worry about. The team will be in good hands.”
What’s Next for CSK and GT?
- CSK are officially out of IPL 2025 and will now begin preparing for a major overhaul in the off-season.
- GT will keep a close eye on upcoming fixtures, hoping for favorable results to make it into the playoffs.
While CSK fans rejoiced at the dominant performance against GT, the overall season left much to be desired. With MS Dhoni’s future hanging in the balance, all eyes will now turn to the next few months to see whether the legend dons the yellow jersey once more in IPL 2026.
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