Dhoni Ready to Fight On For Yet Another Final Match Of IPL 2019

MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings disregarded their 'Father's Army' mark to achieve Sunday's IPL last against the Mumbai Indians with the two groups hoping to secure a record fourth title.

The 37-year-old Dhoni is one of 11 individuals from the 25-man Chennai squad matured more than 30.

Dhoni, the victor of three IPL titles and still a key individual from India's World Cup squad, isn't disturbed by inquiries concerning his age.

"I wouldn't fret that since this expands the expectation," Dhoni said toward the beginning of the diversion against Delhi, who was alluded to as the 'Child's Army'.

"We comprehend what to do in various circumstances, we've benefited as much as possible from our experience," Watson said after his group's 100th IPL win.

"Mumbai Indians have an incredible group, not very numerous gaps in their group," he recognized.

Mumbai, driven by India's star batsman Rohit Sharma, will depend on their opponents' weariness to enable them to win.

Dhoni's side will get just 48 hours to get to Hyderabad for the last and recoup to agree with on a particular stance with what has all the earmarks of being the correct blend of youth and experience.

With champion 20-year-old Ishan Kishan in the center request and the Pandya siblings – Hardik and Krunal – just as large hitting Kieron Pollard, Mumbai completed the top of the table after a moderate begin to the season.

Mumbai won their finals in 2013, 2015 – both against Chennai – and again in 2017 when they beat Rising Pune Supergiant.

Chennai won theirs in 2010 against Mumbai, in 2011 and again in 2018 in the wake of returning from a two-year ban over an unlawful betting outrage including one of the proprietors of the establishment.