WATCH : Chennai Super Kings reveal their jersey for IPL 2018!
Get your whistles ready CSK fans because the IPL fever is about to hit you in a major way!
After serving their two year ban, Chennai Super Kings will mark their return to the Indian Premier League, as one of the most iconic brands in IPL history will roar again in the eleventh edition of India’s annual cricketing carnival.
You cannot think of the IPL without thinking of the Super Kings from Chennai, as their ‘whistle podu’ slogan is one of the most recognizable sounds in the history of the tournament.
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The two time IPL champions have been sorely missed over the last couple of years, as the spot-fixing scandal deprived the great fans of Chennai from cheering on their heroes in yellow.
And of course, the return of CSK will also mean the return of MS Dhoni to Chennai, as the Ranchi man will return to his adopted home.
Whilst his time with the Super Kings, Dhoni was the undisputed king of Chennai as the CSK skipper was adored all around the Chepauk Stadium.
It is all but confirmed that MSD will head back to Chennai, as the Super Kings have already intimated that they would want their iconic skipper back for the next edition of the IPL.
CSK’s new jersey for the upcoming IPL season was launched earlier today, as the Super Kings franchise gets ready for their big return to the IPL!
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— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) December 22, 2017
— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) December 22, 2017
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