Chennai Super Kings, under a brand-new captain, enjoyed a winning start to their defence of the IPL title in front of a raucous Chepauk crowd on Friday night. Mustafizur Rahman, who was among four debutants for CSK, took out four of Royal Challengers Bengaluru's top five in the space of ten balls to set up an eighth successive defeat for RCB in Chennai. Rachin Ravindra, who was playing his most memorable IPL game, likewise had his impact in the triumph, with 37 off 15 balls at a strike pace of 246.66 on a contribute that dialed back later the evening. In his most memorable game as CSK chief, Ruturaj Gaikwad began with a first-ball four, yet RCB's Effect Player Yash Dayal cut his innings off on 15 in CSK's pursuit of 174. Cameron Green and Alzarri Joseph then momentarily hushed the Chepauk swarm with their differentiating styles. While Green bowled more slow cutters into the pitch, Joseph worked at high paces and produced steep bob, removing the pitch from the situation. Shivam Dube, who was working his direction back from injury, supplanted Mustafizur as an Effect Player for CSK and toiled to 7 off 13 balls. However, he then, at that point, turned up the rhythm to usher CSK home with an unbeaten 34 off 28 balls alongside Ravindra Jadeja, who scored an unbeaten 25 off 17. MS Dhoni didn't get to bat in the pursuit, yet maybe this is what he had expected when he gave over the keys of the CSK realm to Gaikwad. RCB's Jekyll-and-Hyde powerplay Subsequent to selecting to bat in what was his most memorable IPL game as a resistance player in Chennai, Faf du Plessis ran from the starting position, hitting seven fours in the initial three overs. He hooked on to any width that Deepak Chahar and Tushar Deshpande offered, more than once siphoning them over the off-side infield. Gaikwad got into the demonstration and pushed additional cover back to profound cover and, on signal, Mustafizur had du Plessis holing out to Rachin Ravindra there for 35 off 21 balls. Three balls later, Mustafizur tracked down a touch of additional skip to have Rajat Patidar scratching off for a duck. Then, at that point, in the last over of the powerplay, Chahar had Glenn Maxwell directing one straight into Dhoni's gloves, likewise for a duck. In the wake of being on 37 for no misfortune in the initial four overs, RCB lost three wickets for five runs in the following two. Once more mustafizur goes bang Mustafizur then, at that point, returned in the twelfth over and excused Virat Kohli and Green in about three balls. While Kohli hauled a draw off a crease up conveyance to profound midwicket for 21 off 20 balls, Green was bowled by a whippy shaper for 18 off 22 balls. It was Mustafizur's second twofold wicket over. Mustafizur probably won't have played had CSK's passing overs expert Matheesha Pathirana been fit. He wound up with figures of 4-0-29-4 on a night where the other two seamers in his group - Chahar and Deshpande - went at above and beyond nine an over. At the point when Pathirana gets back to activity, CSK will have a blissful determination cerebral pain. Rawat and Karthik set up RCB That RCB wrapped up with 173 for 6 was down to a counterattacking 95-run organization for the 6th wicket off only 50 balls that finished off the last wad of the innings politeness a Dhoni direct hit. At one phase, RCB went 28 balls without a limit, yet Rawat then hit two of every six balls to set RCB up for the end overs. He then, at that point, clobbered Deshpande for 6,6, 4 in a 25-run eighteenth over. At the opposite end, Karthik looked corroded to begin with, however blended power in with creativity to give RCB's innings more impulse. Dube takes care of business for CSK After CSK lost Gaikwad in the powerplay, Ravindra fixed up RCB's quicks with pulls and get shots. He even whacked Karn Sharma over midwicket for six, however when he went for another six, he holed out to profound square-leg. Ajinkya Rahane (27 off 19 balls) and Daryl Mitchell (22 off 18) made appearances to take the pursuit somewhere down in regular CSK style. Be that as it may, when Green caught Mitchell, CSK actually required 64 off 45 balls. The two-bouncer rule enabled Joseph to run in hard and hit the deck much harder. Dube, in any case, pretty much finished the short-ball assessment and fixed the pursuit with six wickets and eight balls in excess.