Have CSK found their death overs specialist bowler for IPL 2026? Ravi Ashwin gives his verdict

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Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have shown a lot of faith in youngsters for the 2026 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Their auction revolved around selecting the young players and they splurged Rs 14.2 crore each on Kartik Sharma and Prashant Veer. However, the franchise didn't seem to have addressed the death bowling woes, as they couldn't secure Matheesha Pathirana's services after releasing him. However, Ravi Ashwin feels that their death bowling looks sorted with Nathan Ellis performing well in the ongoing Big Bash League (BBL).

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