Watch: MS Dhoni’s DRS masterclass to dismiss Mitchell Santner stuns even CSK bowler in IPL 2025

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) keeper-batter MS Dhoni had a great outing behind the stumps in the ongoing IPL 2025 game against Mumbai Indians (MI). The third game of the tournament between the teams is taking place at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. MS Dhoni’s presence behind the stumps was greeted immensely by fans in the ongoing game against Mumbai Indians. The keeper-batter was welcomed by the fans massively and all the attention was on him as he was behind the stumps. MS Dhoni also made sure that he gave his fans something to cheer about. The keeper-batter first came up with the lightning-quick stumping behind the stumps to send Suryakumar Yadav packing. And then, also came up with the brilliant DRS call to remove Mitchell Santner. It was during the last ball of the 18th over when Nathan Ellis bowled a short-of-length delivery, and it skidded across. Mitchell Santner was rooted to the crease and was beaten for pace. The ball struck him on the back pad as he was right in front of the stumps. The umpire didn’t term it out, but bowler Nathan Ellis was confident that the ball was at least hitting the stumps. He asked MS Dhoni about it, and the keeper-batter came up with a quiet nod, and Chennai Super Kings skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad went for DRS. The ball-tracking showed it to be hitting the top of the middle stump as Mitchell Santner had to take the long walk back to the pavilion. Watch: MS Dhoni comes up with the DRS masterclass as Nathan Ellis removes Mitchell Santer in CSK vs MI Here’s the video: Dhoni Review System (DRS) Dhoni’s Signal To Ruturaj Gaikwad 🫂@JioHotstar @BCCI @ChennaiIPL @IPL @ICC @mipaltan #CSKvsMI #Rivalry #Dhoni #Ruturaj #Matchhighlights #CskForever #MI pic.twitter.com/LfxOtGqnjV — Klassy Cutz (@klassycutz) March 23, 2025 Mumbai Indians didn’t have a great outing with the bat Coming to the match, Mumbai Indians didn’t have a great outing with the bat as they managed just 155 runs on the board. They had a worst possible start as they lost three quick wickets and were left reeling at 39/3 inside the first five overs. Tilak Varma (31) and Suryakumar Yadav (29) came up with the rescue charge but couldn’t carry on the starts that they had. Deepak Chahar (28*), in the end, came up with the crucial hand, and thanks to his knock, Mumbai Indians posted a total past 150 runs on the board. Noor Ahmad and Khaleel Ahmed shine with the ball for Chennai Super Kings, Ruturaj Gaikwad slams a brilliant fifty For Chennai Super Kings, Noor Ahmad was the pick of the bowlers as he picked four wickets and returned with the figures of 4/18. Along with him, Khaleel Ahmed also bagged three wickets. Nathan Ellis and Ravichandran Ashwin bagged one scalp each. In the chase, although Chennai Super Kings lost Rahul Tripathi early, skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad played a brilliant innings and slammed a vital fifty. The onus now will be on middle-order to take their team home. Also Read: Watch: Humiliation for Rohit Sharma as he falls for duck in IPL 2025, creates embarrassing record