Best Meme from CSK vs PBKS, Match 49 - Most Funny Reactions and Trols

In the ongoing IPL 2025 matches at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium, Punjab Kings registered their sixth win of IPL 2025, losing Chennai Super Kings By four wickets with only two balls. Jeet directed PBK to second place in the points table, while officially finished the five -time champion CSK from the playoff controversy.

After winning the toss and election to field first, PBKS was the reason behind CSK's early conflicts, both openers, Sheikh Rashid and Ayush Matre, moved within the first four overs. Sam Curan worked as a crisis manager with just 47 balls by his 88 runs, with nine fours and four sixes to give CSK a chance to post more than 200 total.

Curan's partnership with Developed Brevis (32 out of 26) was important in reconstruction of the innings. When Brevis fell in the 14th over, the English batsman rose. In the 16th over, he included Suryash Shej for 26 runs, including some fours and several maximum.

Just when CSK was looking for a large clan, Yuzvendra Chahal produced one of the best moments of the tournament. The crease brought MS to bowl in the 19th over with Dhoni, Chahal for the first time removed the CSK captain when he hit sixes. He followed it with a sensational hat-trick, in which Deepak Huda, Anshul Kamboj and Noor Ahmed were rejected in continuous delivery. Fall saw that CSK lost his last five wickets for just six runs in seven balls, out of 190 in 19.2 overs.

In response, Pbks strongly made Priyash Arya (15 runs 15 runs) and Prabhasimran Singh made a concrete inauguration stand. After Khalel Ahmed's collapse after Arya, Prabhasimran continued his good form, reaching its second consecutive half century. He scored 54 runs in 36 balls, including five fours and three sixes.

Captain Shres Iyer served as Chase's backbone, scoring 72 runs in 41 delivery, with five boundaries and four sixes. Shashank Singh's cameo (23 for 12 runs) ended with a brilliant border catch from Developed Brevis. However, PBK eventually ended at the end of victory.