The Mumbai Indians enrolled a five-wicket prevail upon Chennai Super Kings on Thursday, finishing the 'Men in Yellow's expectations for potential season finisher capability. The CSK expected to win every one of their leftover games to allow themselves an opportunity at a main 4 completion; notwithstanding, the misfortune against MI implied the Super Kings have neglected to complete in the best 4 for just the second time in IPL history. It had been a dismal batting execution from the Super Kings as they were packaged on 97 of every 16 overs, and, surprisingly, as the bowlers put out an energetic excursion, the MI at last enrolled their third win of the time.

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The game saw critical discussion in the initial overs of the game, notwithstanding, when the Decision Review System (DRS) stayed inaccessible because of force issues. This brought about CSK losing an early wicket of Devon Conway as he was pronounced LBW out, even as replays showed that the ball, almost certainly, would've been feeling the loss of the leg-stump. Conway had been the Super Kings' most reliable player in their beyond three games and the excusal, that occurred in the first over itself, gave the side a gigantic misfortune in the innings.

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Many fans communicated their shock and outrage at the DRS being inaccessible, and previous Indian cricketer Virender Sehwag likewise demanded that it was a burden for the CSK. The DRS was made accessible after the underlying few overs of the game; in any case, CSK had currently their top-request players by then, at that point.

“It was astonishing that DRS was unavailable due to power cut. It's such a big league that a generator can be used. Whatever software there was, that could have been run with power generated through backup. This is a big question for the BCCI,” Sehwag said on Cricbuzz.

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"What will happen if there is a power cut? Is the generator only for stadium lights and not for the broadcasters and their systems? If the match was happening then DRS should definitely have been used. Or DRS should not have been used in the entire match because this was a disadvantage for Chennai. If Mumbai were batting first then they would have suffered," Sehwag further said.