CSK and MI Struggling in IPL 2025: A Tough Season Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Mumbai Indians (MI), IPL’s biggest giants, are faltering in 2025, languishing in the bottom half of the points table. Here’s why both teams are struggling. CSK’s DownfallCSK, with just one win in six matches, sits ninth. Their lone victory came against MI on March 23, chasing 156 with Rachin Ravindra’s unbeaten 65 and Ruturaj Gaikwad’s 53, but it’s been downhill since. A recent low of 103/9 against KKR—their third-lowest IPL total—exposed a weak batting lineup. Aging stars like MS Dhoni (1 run vs. KKR) and Ravindra Jadeja struggle, while Gaikwad’s captaincy lacks spark. Five straight losses, including three at home, mark CSK’s worst streak ever. MI’s Woes MI, with one win in five games, ranks eighth. Their March 23 loss to CSK (155/9) extended a 13-year opening-game drought. Rohit Sharma’s form is dismal (38 runs in four innings), and stand-in captain Suryakumar Yadav can’t steady the ship. Despite Til...