IPL 2020: Dhoni and Rohit to face again, which captain is best?

After the 2019 IPL final, Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings will face each other again in this edition of the tournament. Once again, the world is looking forward to watching MS Dhoni and Rohit Sharma fight for their cricketing brains. Before that, let's see which captain is ahead in the statistics in IPL.

Chennai Super Kings have won the IPL title three times so far. Mahendra Singh Dhoni's very fine cricketing brain has made N Srinivasan Shibir the champion three times. On the other hand, Mumbai Indians have been four-time IPL champions. Every time, captain Rohit Sharma handed over the trophy to Ambani Shibir. In that respect, Hitman is ahead of Mahir.

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Mumbai vs Chennai

So far, Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings have met 26 times in the IPL. MI has won 17 times. CSK has won 11 times. That includes the 2019 IPL final. Most of Mumbai's wins against Chennai have come under the leadership of Rohit Sharma.

Final Decision

MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings faced Rohit Sharma-led Mumbai Indians for the first time in the 2013 IPL final. MI won the match. Rohit Sharma Shibir was also successful in the 2015 IPL final. In 2016, Rohit Sharma's Mumbai Indians played in the IPL final against Dhoni-led Pune Super Giants. The blue jersey holders also won the service. Hitman also won the 2019 IPL final.

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Gavaskar said what is the weakness of Rohit's team?

Just a few hours to wait for the start of IPL 2020 in UAE Dubai. Starts on September 19 at 6.30 am. Last year's two finalist teams are going to face in the opening match. Mumbai Indians are going to start their IPL campaign with Dhoni's match against Chennai. Earlier, former India captain Sunil Gavaskar reacted to what should be Mumbai's first XI and the team's weakness.

Gavaskar wants Suryakumar Yadav as opener along with Rohit Sharma. Usually, Rohit Sharma and Kuntan Dick open for the Mumbai Indians to maintain the right-left combination.

Whatever the middle order, Sunny wants After that, Sunny is looking for Kunton D'Cock, the batsman in South Africa's Marquette. He wants four Ishan Krishans. Gavaskar thinks that this will balance the batting of the team's top order.