We don't mess with things that are going well: Stephen Fleming

Chennai Super Kings might have failed in their runchase against Rajasthan Royals but head coach Stephen Fleming said they didnt feel the need to change the batting order as they dont mess with things that are going wellSet a target of 203 CSK managed 170 for six to suffer a 32run loss their third defeat in eight matches this IPL seasonAsked if CSK could have sent some of their bighitters up the order Fleming said The set roles are very important Ajinkya Rahane has been great for us at No 3 We dont mess with things that are going wellAlso Read Sunrisers Washington Sundar ruled out of IPL due to hamstring injuryIt was just today we came up against a team that took the pace off the ball We couldnt get any real momentum in the first six overs Devon Conway who is in outstanding form couldnt get underway The rhythm of the innings was slow When we tried to catch the game up we made mistakesPlaying at the Sawai Mansingh Stadium Rajasthan made 64 for no loss in the powerplay and went on to amass 202 for five after batting first while Chennai managed just 42 for one in the first six oversFleming admitted they lost the match in the powerplays saying the opposition was outstanding with both the bat and ball in the first six oversThe first six overs they were outstanding with the bat and the ball as well That just set the two innings up for them Fleming said at the pressconferenceWe could have been better but part of that is playing away from home trying to find out the right length to bowl what sort of swing conditions we are going to get Thats part of the challenge of playing awayOpener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a 43ball 77 to set the tone before Devdutt Padikkal 24 not out and Dhruv Jurel 34 off 15 provided the late charge to prop up RRThe CSK bowlers were a bit unlucky as a lot of edges went for boundaries in the final oversThis pitch was a lot different in appearance than the last one It played well It was starting to get a bit slower towards the end but Rajasthan played a great home game They came out of the blocks really well Jaiswal played a great innings to create some momentum the 50yearold coach addedWe came back quite nicely in the game We were a little bit unlucky In the last 34 overs just with a few nicks probably 1620 runs more than what we thought Thats just how the game goes Those extra 20 runs made it quite toughJurel said he has practiced for match situations where he can make an impact in few ballsMy mantra is to bat and rest will take care of itself I just played the situation Ive done threefour hours batting every day I make sure Im getting something from my batting Jurel saidI try to keep the game simple I know I can hit everywhere Even if I play 67 balls I know I can get big hits and totally change the game This is a spot which was given by the management so I practice like that It doesnt feel like if Im getting runs or I have less balls Ive to score big runs it doesnt matter he addedJurel was run out by MS Dhoni and the batter said he is just lucky to share the field with the Indian legendIm fortunate enough to share the field with MS Dhoni I have always dreamt of it I dont feel the pressure I feel motivated Hes behind me hes watching me thats enough for me he saidThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever