<p class="title">Hailing Dwayne Bravo for his whirlwind knock of 68 that helped turn around a losing cause in his team's comeback IPL match, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni expressed happiness over the West Indian taking up responsibility and almost seeing the side through.</p>.<p class="bodytext">"CSK v Mumbai is one game everyone wants to watch and we are coming back after two years. Overall, the spectators have been very good. The way Bravo batted it was really good to see him take the responsibility," Dhoni said.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The former India World Cup-winning skipper, however, felt overall his side could have batted better in pursuit of the challenging total of 165 for 4 put up by MI, while expressing concern over some of his injury-prone teammates.</p>.<p class="bodytext">"We could have batted better. I would take plenty of positives out of the game. The mix of players we have got will be more horses for courses. We will have to keep our eye on injury-prone players. I feel keeping things simple is important," the 36-year-old wicket-keeper-batsman said.</p>
<p class="title">Hailing Dwayne Bravo for his whirlwind knock of 68 that helped turn around a losing cause in his team's comeback IPL match, captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni expressed happiness over the West Indian taking up responsibility and almost seeing the side through.</p>.<p class="bodytext">"CSK v Mumbai is one game everyone wants to watch and we are coming back after two years. Overall, the spectators have been very good. The way Bravo batted it was really good to see him take the responsibility," Dhoni said.</p>.<p class="bodytext">The former India World Cup-winning skipper, however, felt overall his side could have batted better in pursuit of the challenging total of 165 for 4 put up by MI, while expressing concern over some of his injury-prone teammates.</p>.<p class="bodytext">"We could have batted better. I would take plenty of positives out of the game. The mix of players we have got will be more horses for courses. We will have to keep our eye on injury-prone players. I feel keeping things simple is important," the 36-year-old wicket-keeper-batsman said.</p>