Updated On: 06 May, 2023 07:20 PM IST | Chennai | mid-day online correspondent
Chennai Super Kings will be wary of MI, which has a superior record at M A Chidambaram stadium here and has claimed victories in the last two matches

Chennai Super Kings (Pic: AFP)
With confidence low after earning just a point from the last three games, Chennai Super Kings will look to get their campaign back on track when they host a resurgent Mumbai Indians on Saturday. The four-time champions will, however, be wary of MI, which has a superior record at M A Chidambaram stadium here and has claimed victories in the last two matches.
The Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led Super Kings lost the two matches they played against five-time champions MI in 2019 and will be playing their arch-rivals at home after nearly four years. CSK head into Saturday`s game on the back of a rained-off fixture (vs LSG) and two losses.