When Mahendra Singh Dhoni surveyed the field for the last two overs of CSK's chase of RCB's 161 at the Chinnaswamy Stadium on Sunday night, he knew he had his task cut out. As many as 36 runs were needed from the final two overs and Dhoni had for company Dwayne Bravo, who's also known for his big hitting.

Incredibly enough with 18 needed per over, Dhoni refused simple singles off the first two deliveries sent down by Navdeep Saini. There were no histrionics from Bravo though, he just shrugged and stood his ground. Third ball, a no ball, was slammed for six, but the over still produced only 10, leaving 26 to be got from the final over.