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As Ruturaj Gaikwad begins to rediscover his form, former India off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin believes Chennai Super Kings are growing increasingly dangerous with each passing game.Gaikwad, known for his consistency in domestic and franchise cricket, endured a difficult start to IPL 2026. In his first seven matches, the CSK skipper managed just 104 runs, with a highest score of 28. However, signs of a turnaround emerged in last Sundays game against Gujarat Titans, where he struck an unbeaten 74 off 60 balls.He carried that momentum into Saturdays clash against Mumbai Indians, producing a composed 67 off 48 deliveries. His knock played a key role in CSKs clinical all-round performance, as they secured an eight-wicket win at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium to complete a league double over MI.Speaking on JioHotstars Google Search AI Mode Match Centre Live, Ravichandran Ashwin spoke about Ruturaj Gaikwads regaining form:Everyone was talking about his form. This innings was a result of the previous game. It was a challenging wicket, the GT game, and the time he spent in the middle and the knock he played, you cannot compare it with the likes of Vaibhav Suryavanshi or Abhishek Sharma. On wickets like these, this is how you should play. Ruturaj played with a great tempo in this game and read the conditions well. His role was important; if CSK had lost one or two more wickets, the pressure would have increased on their batting line-up. He took responsibility, and the way he played, CSK are becoming more dangerous with every match, Ashwin saidAfter a strong start, MI collapsed from a promising position to finish at 159/7, with Naman Dhir top-scoring with 57. The middle order once again faltered, unable to capitalise despite a solid platform. CSKs bowling was led by Anshul Kamboj (3/32), while Noor Ahmad and Jamie Overton applied consistent pressure through the middle overs.In reply, CSK chased down the target comfortably, powered by an unbeaten 67 from captain Ruturaj Gaikwad and a steady 54* from Kartik Sharma. The victory at the M. A. Chidambaram Stadium not only completed a league double over their arch-rivals but also dealt a significant blow to Mumbai Indians playoff hopes, while keeping CSK firmly in contention.

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With the draft in the rearview and training camp on the horizon, Tampa Bay still has time to make targeted additions before Week 1. And looking closely at the roster, a few positions stand out as areas where another move would answer the remaining questions.Cornerback is at the top of that list. Right now, the Bucs are incredibly young at the position, and notably, they lack a true veteran presence. Zyon McCollum, who is still developing himself and coming off a down year, is considered to be one of the longest tenured cornerbacks in the secondary. Thats not ideal for a defense that relies heavily on communication, physicality, and discipline on the back end. Tampa Bay has leaned into youth and upside, but adding a proven veteran corner could stabilize the room, provide leadership, and give Todd Bowles a more reliable option in high-leverage situations.Safety is another spot that feels thin, even with reinforcements expected. The Bucs are counting on players like J.J. Roberts to return from injury, but relying on health alone is always a risky bet. Behind the projected starters, depth is limited, and that becomes a concern in a defense that asks a lot from its safeties both in coverage and in run support. One injury could quickly expose that lack of depth, making this a position where a late veteran addition could quietly go a long way.Then theres tight end, a position Tampa Bay addressed, but not in a way that fully answers the question. The selection of Bauer Sharp in the sixth round adds intrigue, but it doesnt eliminate the need for a proven TE2. Cade Otton remains the clear top option after being re-signed, but in Zac Robinsons offensive system, tight ends are expected to be consistent contributors, not just complementary pieces. Whether its in the passing game or as part of the run scheme, having a productive second tight end matters, and that role is still up for grabs with neither Devin Culp nor Payne Durham solidifying themselves as options. Sharp brings upside, but like most late-round rookies, theres a transition period. If the Bucs want more immediate production behind Otton, a veteran addition before the season wouldnt be surprising.This article originally appeared on Bucs Wire: Could the Bucs make additions to the secondary ahead of next season?

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Fans have been celebrating since Saturday's match [PA Media]Celebrations are taking place across the city after Cambridge United secured automatic promotion from League Two.A goalless draw at Crewe Alexandra secured a place for Neil Harris's team in League One on Saturday.Supporters travelling back from Cheshire described a mix of relief and excitement, with a missed penalty from Ben Knight adding late drama before celebrations began at full-time.Speaking after the game, fan Nadine Gooding said: "We've got a two-and-a-half-hour drive home with our three kids - chanting all the way. Maybe trying not to explain some of the swear words we heard in the game."It's an amazing result. Very excited, very happy that we're in League One next year."We didn't do it the easy way. I genuinely didn't think we were going to do it."Some fans said the game was "emotionally draining" [PA Media]Andy Bourne described the game as a "nerve-wracking" end to a "pretty strong season"."It's all sinking in to be honest. How did we not score? I don't know, but the job is done, so brilliant," he said."It's going to be tough in League One, but I think if we regroup, especially if we've got Harris, we should do alright."'Emotionally draining'Adrian Brown has been a United supporter for about 30 years and also praised the manager."It was an absolutely terrible game. They gave it to us, I think, rather than us winning it," he said."Over the season though, I think we deserved it, maybe even deserved better. Some results could have gone our way and didn't."John and Nicola Bowyer said the game was "emotionally and mentally draining" for fans."Typical Cambridge United nervy finish. We always do things the hard way," the pair said. "I've been a fan since I was about six, it's never easy. You've got to bottle these moments and relive them," they added."I'm so pleased for the players, for Neil Harris, and for the club. They've restructured things really well. It's a brilliant day for us."'Need a striker'Michael Charge, who had travelled from Malta to support the team, said he was "delighted" and "buzzing" at the return to the third flight, having been relegated last year."It was nail-biting, an emotional rollercoaster. I'll head back to my hotel tonight and fly back tomorrow. I'm looking forward to League One, even if it costs me a bit more in travel," he said."Harris has done the job. We had doubts when he came back, but you can't ask for more than promotion. "Next year though, we need a striker. Someone who can score goals. None of us want to go through that again."Captain Michael Morrison celebrated with his Cambridge team-mates after sealing promotion to League One [PA Media]Coach Neil Harris told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire "it was a tough game" and that he is "proud of the team"."We weren't the better team, but we had the better chances, even in the 96th minute, to win it outright," he said.Earlier this year, the club said it was "open-minded" about moving to a new stadium in the long-term, if redevelopment of their Abbey Stadium was not possible.Do you have a story suggestion for Peterborough? Contact us below.Follow Peterborough news on BBC Sounds, Facebook, Instagram and X. Related internet links Cambridge United FC