Winning the Player of the Match award in an IPL match is the dream of every player who earns a contract from the Indian Premier League franchises. However, achieving that is not everyone’s cup of tea. The Chennai Super Kings have been one of the most consistent teams in the IPL, and one of the main reasons behind their success has been that in almost every match, there is a new hero for the team.
The Chennai-based franchise has qualified for the IPL 2021 Playoffs already, and if one notices closely they will learn that there have been many different CSK players who have won the Player of the Match awards. But in this listicle today, we will look at the top three players who have won the maximum number of Man of the Match awards while playing for the Chennai Super Kings in the last nine years:
3. Suresh Raina – 7 Player of the Match awards
Suresh Raina has earned the nickname of Mr. IPL because of his superb performances in the Indian Premier League history. Raina missed the previous edition of the Indian Premier League because of personal reasons, but he is back now. The left-handed batter is not in the best touch right now, but in the last nine seasons, he has won seven Player of the Match awards while donning the CSK jersey in IPL matches.
2. MS Dhoni – 9
The captain of the Chennai Super Kings team MS Dhoni has not played a big knock in the last few IPL matches, but he is still second in the list of the CSK players with the most Man of the Match awards in the last nine seasons. Dhoni has won nine awards, making an average of one award per season.
1. Ravindra Jadeja – 11
The only player to have won more than ten Man of the Match awards for the Chennai Super Kings in the last nine seasons is Ravindra Jadeja. It is pertinent to note that Jadeja joined the team in 2012, and since his arrival in the CSK squad, no player has won more Player of the Match awards than him. You can check the list here:
Jadeja Joined CSK In 2012
AdvertisementSince then, Most M.O.M Awards for CSK
11 – Jadeja
9 – Dhoni
7 – Raina
6 – Hussey
6 – Watson
5 – Duplessis
5 – Gaikwad— CricBeat (@Cric_beat) September 30, 2021
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