MS Dhoni remains a big name in world cricket. While he retired from international cricket on August 15, 2020, he continues to be a part of the IPL. Under Dhoni, the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have reached 9 IPL finals and won on four occasions, including the 2021 edition.

While Dhoni remains in the top-ten for most runs in IPL, he has made a huge mark for his keeping skills and captaincy credentials in the premier T20 tournament. Former CSK pacer Lungi Ngidi recently revealed a masterstroke from the Yellow Army's captain during the IPL 2018 final, versus Kane Williamson's Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), which fetched him a wicket.

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Speaking to Times Now, Ngidi said, "It was the final against the Sunrisers (Hyderabad) in 2018, we hadn’t discussed a certain field placement but he automatically just changed my field and with that field, within a couple of balls, we got a wicket to the fielder that he had moved. So for me, that’s one thing that sticks out in my mind because in a final, to have such a moment like that and to execute the plan that he wanted, really gave me confidence in terms of how to bowl and it just showed me how in tune he is with the game in terms of how he sees it’s going to play out and it played out exactly the way I think he thought it was going to."

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Ngidi returned with magical figures of 4-1-26-1 during CSK's 8-wicket win over SRH in the IPL 2018 final. In what was his maiden IPL season, the South African seamer played a key role in the Yellow Army's third title, accounting for&nbsp;25 wickets in 14 matches. It was also CSK's comeback season post the two-year suspension on account of spot-fixing scandal.

Ngidi was released by the CSK franchise following the IPL 2021 season. He is set to enter the IPL 2022 mega auction, with a base price of INR 5 millions.

MS Dhoni remains a big name in world cricket. While he retired from international cricket on August 15, 2020, he continues to be a part of the IPL. Under Dhoni, the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have reached 9 IPL finals and won on four occasions, including the 2021 edition.

MS Dhoni remains a big name in world cricket. While he retired from international cricket on August 15, 2020, he continues to be a part of the IPL. Under Dhoni, the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have reached 9 IPL finals and won on four occasions, including the 2021 edition. While Dhoni remains in the top-ten for most runs in IPL, he has made a huge mark for his keeping skills and captaincy credentials in the premier T20 tournament. Former CSK pacer Lungi Ngidi recently revealed a masterstroke from the Yellow Army's captain during the IPL 2018 final, versus Kane Williamson's Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), which fetched him a wicket. ALSO READ | Rohit Sharma has won like MS Dhoni: Former WI skipper heaps praise on India's white-ball captain Speaking to Times Now, Ngidi said, "It was the final against the Sunrisers (Hyderabad) in 2018, we hadn’t discussed a certain field placement but he automatically just changed my field and with that field, within a couple of balls, we got a wicket to the fielder that he had moved. So for me, that’s one thing that sticks out in my mind because in a final, to have such a moment like that and to execute the plan that he wanted, really gave me confidence in terms of how to bowl and it just showed me how in tune he is with the game in terms of how he sees it’s going to play out and it played out exactly the way I think he thought it was going to." ALSO READ | IPL 2022: Chopra explains why Warner will miss out on captaincy, names franchise who can buy him Ngidi returned with magical figures of 4-1-26-1 during CSK's 8-wicket win over SRH in the IPL 2018 final. In what was his maiden IPL season, the South African seamer played a key role in the Yellow Army's third title, accounting for 25 wickets in 14 matches. It was also CSK's comeback season post the two-year suspension on account of spot-fixing scandal. Ngidi was released by the CSK franchise following the IPL 2021 season. He is set to enter the IPL 2022 mega auction, with a base price of INR 5 millions.

'It showed me how.....': Former CSK pacer Lungi Ngidi shares MS Dhoni's masterstroke during IPL 2018 final

Hyderabad scored a decent 178 for six against Chennai in the Indian Premier League final at Wankhede Stadium on Sunday.&nbsp;

Skipper Kane Williamson left behind his poor form and played a captain's knock to settle the team.&nbsp;

Unlike other games, Kane took few balls to settle and then went for big shots. He made 47 runs in 36 balls which included five fours and two sixes.&nbsp;

He fell just three runs short to reach his 9th IPL half-century and gave away his wicket to Karn Sharma.&nbsp;

Later it was Yusuf Pathan and Carlos Brathwaite's cameos which helped Hyderabad cross the 150 runs mark. Pathan remained unbeaten and made 45 runs in just 25 balls. His inning included four boundaries and two sixes.

Brathwaite, on the other hand, smashed three sixes to reach 21 runs in 11 balls.&nbsp;

However, he gave away his wicket on the last ball of Hyderabad's innings while trying to hit another six for the team.&nbsp;

Opener Shikhar Dhawan too contributed 26 runs.

For Chennai, apart from Deepak Chahar, every other bowler took one wicket apiece. While it was Bravo who turned out to be the costliest today, as he gave 46 runs in his four overs.&nbsp;

Earlier, MS Dhoni won the toss and opted to field bowl against Hyderabad in the final of the eleventh edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2018, at the Wankhede stadium.

The two teams are facing each other for the fourth time in this year's edition. &nbsp;

This is Chennai's seventh final in the 11 years of IPL and will be eying to clinch the title third time.&nbsp;

Speaking after the toss, Dhoni said, "We will bowl first. Looking at our bowling and batting, our batting will have to look to take extra pressure. The journey has been good. It is not something that you can always predict."

"There were challenges thrown at us. We had a core group of players with us but other than that it was a fresh squad. We have one change. Karn Sharma comes in for Harbhajan Singh," he added.

Kane Williamson-led Hyderabad will also be hoping to repeat their 2016 heroics.&nbsp;

Talking about their strategy for today, Kane said,"We would have bowled first as well. It is a fresh wicket. Finals cricket and we will look to do the job. Get a competitive total and then assess the conditions. We are looking forward to the occasion."&nbsp;

"Fairly new franchise squad and all the boys are raring to go. We have two changes. Sandeep Sharma comes in for Khaleel Ahmed. Unfortunately, Saha is injured and Goswami comes in," he added.

Teams

Hyderabad (Playing XI): Shikhar Dhawan, Shreevats Goswami(w), Kane Williamson(c), Shakib Al Hasan, Deepak Hooda, Yusuf Pathan, Carlos Brathwaite, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Siddarth Kaul, Sandeep Sharma

Chennai (Playing XI): Shane Watson, Faf du Plessis, Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni(w/c), Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Deepak Chahar, Karn Sharma, Shardul Thakur, Lungi Ngidi

Skipper Williamson made 47 runs in 36 balls which included five fours and two sixes.

Hyderabad scored a decent 178 for six against Chennai in the Indian Premier League final at Wankhede Stadium on Sunday. Skipper Kane Williamson left behind his poor form and played a captain's knock to settle the team. Unlike other games, Kane took few balls to settle and then went for big shots. He made 47 runs in 36 balls which included five fours and two sixes. He fell just three runs short to reach his 9th IPL half-century and gave away his wicket to Karn Sharma. Later it was Yusuf Pathan and Carlos Brathwaite's cameos which helped Hyderabad cross the 150 runs mark. Pathan remained unbeaten and made 45 runs in just 25 balls. His inning included four boundaries and two sixes. Brathwaite, on the other hand, smashed three sixes to reach 21 runs in 11 balls. However, he gave away his wicket on the last ball of Hyderabad's innings while trying to hit another six for the team. Opener Shikhar Dhawan too contributed 26 runs. For Chennai, apart from Deepak Chahar, every other bowler took one wicket apiece. While it was Bravo who turned out to be the costliest today, as he gave 46 runs in his four overs. Earlier, MS Dhoni won the toss and opted to field bowl against Hyderabad in the final of the eleventh edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2018, at the Wankhede stadium. The two teams are facing each other for the fourth time in this year's edition. This is Chennai's seventh final in the 11 years of IPL and will be eying to clinch the title third time. Speaking after the toss, Dhoni said, "We will bowl first. Looking at our bowling and batting, our batting will have to look to take extra pressure. The journey has been good. It is not something that you can always predict." "There were challenges thrown at us. We had a core group of players with us but other than that it was a fresh squad. We have one change. Karn Sharma comes in for Harbhajan Singh," he added. Kane Williamson-led Hyderabad will also be hoping to repeat their 2016 heroics. Talking about their strategy for today, Kane said,"We would have bowled first as well. It is a fresh wicket. Finals cricket and we will look to do the job. Get a competitive total and then assess the conditions. We are looking forward to the occasion." "Fairly new franchise squad and all the boys are raring to go. We have two changes. Sandeep Sharma comes in for Khaleel Ahmed. Unfortunately, Saha is injured and Goswami comes in," he added. Teams Hyderabad (Playing XI): Shikhar Dhawan, Shreevats Goswami(w), Kane Williamson(c), Shakib Al Hasan, Deepak Hooda, Yusuf Pathan, Carlos Brathwaite, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Siddarth Kaul, Sandeep Sharma Chennai (Playing XI): Shane Watson, Faf du Plessis, Suresh Raina, Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni(w/c), Dwayne Bravo, Ravindra Jadeja, Deepak Chahar, Karn Sharma, Shardul Thakur, Lungi Ngidi

Hyderabad set 179 runs target for Chennai in IPL 2018 final

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'It showed me how.....': Former CSK pacer Lungi Ngidi shares MS Dhoni's masterstroke during IPL 2018 final

Hyderabad set 179 runs target for Chennai in IPL 2018 final