New Delhi: Accepting the shameful performance of the team in this season of IPL, Chennai Super Kings head coach Stephen Fleming said that he was entitled to stay at the bottom of the table, but promised to return with ‘strong plans’.
One of the five -time champions Chennai, one of the teams who performed well in the IPL, was defeated by Rajasthan Royals on Tuesday by six wickets, after which it seems to be in the last place.
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Fleming said, ‘We do not like to stay down. We wanted to play well. Our goal was a better performance in the last two matches. But now only one is left. Perhaps we were entitled to stay at the bottom this time because we have played similar cricket. It cannot be avoided.
He said that he knew the strategy ahead and the failure of the top order batsmen removed his campaign from the pattern.
He said, ‘We have to bring our team on the way. We have a strong strategy for next year, so all aspects will be worked out. This year, this could not happen due to not getting good runs from the top order.
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The former New Zealand captain said, ‘A lot of batting sequences depend on the good start that we could not get. We showed a good game in pieces.
Fast bowler Anshul Kamboj has done well and he has also been selected in the India A team on the England tour.
Fleming said, ‘His speed is around 138.139. His biggest strength is his language and he performed well on a flat wicket. He will prove to be effective on the seam and swing of England.
