List of Chennai Super Kings cricketers

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The Chennai Super Kings (often abbreviated as "CSK") are a franchise cricket team based in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, that plays in the Indian Premier League (IPL). The team was founded in 2008 and is currently captained by Ruturaj Gaikwad and coached by Stephen Fleming, a former New Zealand cricketer. The brand value of Chennai Super Kings was estimated to be US$ 1.15 billion by Forbes in 2024, making them the second most valuable franchise in the IPL, behind only the Mumbai Indians. [1]

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Chennai Super Kings have played 14 seasons of the IPL and reached the playoffs 12 times. [2] They managed to get into the IPL Final on 10 occasions and have won the title five times, winning their latest title in the 2023 tournament. [3]

The first list includes all the players who have represented CSK in at least one match, arranged in order of their debuts. The second list consists of players who have captained the team in at least one match, arranged in the order of their first match as captain. Both lists specifically feature statistical information solely from the Indian Premier League (IPL) and do not encompass stats from the Champions League Twenty20 (CLT20).

Players

CSK Players [4]
General Batting Bowling Fielding
No.NameFirstLastCountryMatchesInningsRunsHS Avg SR 50100InningsOvers Wkts BBI Avg ER SR 5 Ct St
1 Mahendra Singh Dhoni 20082024Flag of India.svg  India 222191450884*39.89137.4822---------12735
2 Jacob Oram 20082009Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 151110641*15.14100.95--1131.383/3235.258.9523.6-8-
3 Joginder Sharma 20082011Flag of India.svg  India 1663616*9.00120.00--1542.4122/2734.909.8221.3-5-
4 Manpreet Gony 20082010Flag of India.svg  India 2695015*12.50138.88--2685.0233/3430.738.3122.1-5-
5 Matthew Hayden 20082010Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 323211079336.90137.518---------11-
6 Michael Hussey 20082015Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 50491768116*42.09123.63131--------23-
7 Muttiah Muralitharan 20082010Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 406942.2569.23--40156.0403/1124.856.3723.4-11-
8 Palani Amarnath 20082008Flag of India.svg  India 6-------622.072/2933.7110.7218.8-2-
9 Parthiv Patel 20082010Flag of India.svg  India 26265165721.50102.783---------92
10 Subramaniam Badrinath 20082013Flag of India.svg  India 9567144171*30.65118.8911---------16-
11 Suresh Raina 20082021Flag of India.svg  India 1761714687100*32.32136.8833159129.2242/038.907.2232.3-98-
12 Albie Morkel 20082013Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 78598277123.62144.832-75254.1764/3227.028.0820.0-15-
13 Makhaya Ntini 20082008Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 92111111.0061.11--935.074/2134.576.9130.0-1-
14 Stephen Fleming 20082008Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 10101964521.77118.78----------2-
15 Vidyut Sivaramakrishnan 20082008Flag of India.svg  India 981455418.12133.021-12.011/2222.0011.0012.0-1-
16 Srikkanth Anirudha 20082013Flag of India.svg  India 19121336419.00123.141---------11-
17 Chamara Kapugedera 20082008Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 531685.3369.56--32.50--17.29--4-
18 Lakshmipathy Balaji 20082010Flag of India.svg  India 29822153.6664.70--2993.4315/2426.098.6318.115-
19 Abhinav Mukund 20082008Flag of India.svg  India 21000.000.00----------3-
20 Andrew Flintoff 20092009Flag of England.svg  England 33622431.00116.98--311.021/1152.509.5433.0-4-
21 Ravichandran Ashwin 20092015Flag of India.svg  India 9731190239.5094.05--94337.4903/1624.226.4522.5-20-
22 Thilan Thushara 20092010Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 641286.0066.66--622.382/1620.127.1516.8-3-
23 Shadab Jakati 20092012Flag of India.svg  India 507271327.00100.00--48152.1454/2226.227.7520.2-17-
24 Sudeep Tyagi 20092010Flag of India.svg  India 14333*3.0075.00--1434.562/1849.168.4634.8-3-
25 Murali Vijay 20092020Flag of India.svg  India 7070170812725.87125.1272--------33-
26 George Bailey 20092010Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 43633021.0095.45------------
27 Justin Kemp 20102010Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 52262213.00108.33--57.233/1218.007.3614.6-1-
28 Thisara Perera 20102010Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 1-------11.00--19.00----
29 Arun Karthik 20102010Flag of India.svg  India 1133*-60.00------------
30 Chandrasekar Ganapathy 20102010Flag of India.svg  India 1100*-0.00--11.00--13.00----
31 Doug Bollinger 20102012Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2742116*21.0091.30--2796.0374/1318.727.2115.5-8-
32 Scott Styris 20112011Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2155*-250.00--11.00--13.00--1-
33 Suraj Randiv 20112011Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 81222.0050.00--829.062/2437.157.6829.0-2-
34 Tim Southee 20112011Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 5-------519.041/3041.508.7328.5---
35 Nuwan Kulasekara 20112012Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 6155*-166.66--517.052/1024.007.0520.4-4-
36 Wriddhiman Saha 20112013Flag of India.svg  India 14714446*28.80108.27----------2-
37 Dwayne Bravo 20112022WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 1167510046825.10137.152-113376.11404/4222.478.3616.1-59-
38 Faf du Plessis 20122021Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 928627219635.33131.4420-11.00--16.00--62-
39 Ravindra Jadeja 20122024Flag of India.svg  India 160116166262*26.38135.562-147451.31255/1627.157.5121.6179-
40 Yo Mahesh 20122012Flag of India.svg  India 5-------49.232/2127.008.6718.6-1-
41 Ben Hilfenhaus 20122014Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 17100*-0.00--1762.0223/2721.777.7216.9-1-
42 Ankit Rajpoot 20132013Flag of India.svg  India 2122*-33.33--24.011/2535.008.7524.0---
43 Ben Laughlin 20132013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 2244*4.0044.44--27.011/2571.0010.1442.0---
44 Dirk Nannes 20132013Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 5100*-0.00--519.542/1739.507.9629.7-3-
45 Chris Morris 20132013Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 166147*7.0087.50--1650.0153/4026.738.0220.0-5-
46 Mohit Sharma 20132019Flag of India.svg  India 48102921*7.25103.57--48164.3584/1422.177.8117.0-10-
47 Jason Holder 20132013WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 6-------620.022/2084.008.4060.0-3-
48 Ashish Nehra 20142015Flag of India.svg  India 20411*1.0014.28--2077.0304/1019.707.6715.4-3-
49 Brendon McCullum 20142015Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2828841100*32.34137.1951--------8-
50 Dwayne Smith 20142015WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 32329657930.15128.497-612.051/1122.409.3314.4-14-
51 Pawan Negi 20142015Flag of India.svg  India 1291163614.50158.90--1237.062/2554.508.8337.0-5-
52 Ishwar Pandey 20142015Flag of India.svg  India 23-------2273.0172/2331.827.4125.7-6-
53 Mithun Manhas 20142014Flag of India.svg  India 1253513*17.50152.17----------3-
54 Samuel Badree 20142014WestIndiesCricketFlagPre1999.svg  West Indies 4-------414.021/1948.506.9242.0---
55 Vijay Shankar 20142014Flag of India.svg  India 1-------11.00--19.00----
56 David Hussey 20142014Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 5411650*58.00123.401-12.522/3819.0013.418.5-1-
57 John Hastings 20142014Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 1-------13.011/2929.009.6618.0---
58 Ronit More 20152015Flag of India.svg  India 2122*-100.00--25.511/3159.0010.1135.0-1-
59 Ambati Rayudu 20182023Flag of India.svg  India 90801932100*29.72129.3181--------19-
60 Deepak Chahar 20182024Flag of India.svg  India 7012663911.00124.52--70250.4744/1326.67.8520.3-12-
61 Harbhajan Singh 20182019Flag of India.svg  India 24430197.5076.92--2375.5233/2025.307.6719.7-8-
62 Imran Tahir 20182021Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2731513*-125.00--27100.0354/1220.317.1117.1-8-
63 Kedar Jadhav 20182020Flag of India.svg  India 23182485820.6696.491---------5-
64 Mark Wood 20182018Flag of England.svg  England 11111.0033.33--14.00--12.25--1-
65 Shane Watson 20182020Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 43431252117*30.53136.38721128.062/2941.838.9628.0-11-
66 Sam Billings 20182019Flag of England.svg  England 1191085612.00131.701---------6-
67 Shardul Thakur 20182021Flag of India.svg  India 48104615*9.20121.05--47168.5553/2827.528.9618.4-13-
68 Karn Sharma 20182020Flag of India.svg  India 12100*-0.00--1131.2102/1328.709.1518.8-3-
69 KM Asif 20182021Flag of India.svg  India 3-------38.142/4323.2511.3812.2---
70 Lungi Ngidi 20182021Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 14-------1454.0254/1017.928.2912.9-2-
71 David Willey 20182018Flag of England.svg  England 3-------310.021/2447.509.5030.0-2-
72 Dhruv Shorey 20182019Flag of India.svg  India 221386.5076.47------------
73 Mitchell Santner 20192023Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 158562218.66103.70--1552.0132/1327.536.8824.0-5-
74 Scott Kuggeleijn 20192019Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 2-------28.022/3735.508.8724.0---
75 Piyush Chawla 20202020Flag of India.svg  India 7-------721.062/3331.839.0921.0---
76 Sam Curran 20202021Flag of England.svg  England 23152425222.00142.351-2275.0223/1930.548.9620.4-8-
77 Ruturaj Gaikwad 20202024Flag of India.svg  India 54531858101*38.7134.93141--------31-
78 Josh Hazlewood 20202021Flag of Australia (converted).svg  Australia 12-------1245.0123/2429.757.9322.5-1-
79 Narayan Jagadeesan 20202022Flag of India.svg  India 747339*24.33110.60------------
80 Monu Kumar 20202020Flag of India.svg  India 1-------12.00--10.00----
81 Moeen Ali 20212023Flag of England.svg  England 40357259323.38137.312-3175.1234/2622.346.8319.6-16-
82 Robin Uthappa 20212022Flag of India.svg  India 16153458823.00135.293---------5-
83 Adam Milne 20222022Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 1-------12.30--7.60----
84 Devon Conway 20222023Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 232292492*48.63141.289---------8-
85 Shivam Dube 20222024Flag of India.svg  India 292779295*36158.46-22.00--18.00--12-
86 Tushar Deshpande 20222024Flag of India.svg  India 20100*-0.00--2071.5243/4528.959.6717.9-4-
87 Dwaine Pretorius 20222023Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 75442211.00157.14--725.062/3039.669.5225.0-3-
88 Mukesh Choudhary 20222022Flag of India.svg  India 132646.00100.00--1345.3164/4626.509.3117.0-3-
89 Chris Jordan 20222022Flag of England.svg  England 42116*11.00137.50--412.522/2367.5010.5138.5-4-
90 Maheesh Theekshana 20222024Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 23277*7.00100.00--2388.0234/3329.957.8222.9-3-
91 Simarjeet Singh 20222022Flag of India.svg  India 6373*7.0087.50--618.042/2734.507.6627.0-1-
92 Matheesha Pathirana 20222024Flag of Sri Lanka.svg  Sri Lanka 15-------1557.1223/1520.547.9015.5-5-
93 Prashant Solanki 20222022Flag of India.svg  India 2-------26.022/2019.006.3318.0---
94 Ben Stokes 20232023Flag of England.svg  England 221587.50107.14--11.00--18.00--2-
95 Rajvardhan Hangargekar 20232023Flag of India.svg  India 2-------26.033/3620.0010.0012.0---
96 Ajinkya Rahane 20232024Flag of India.svg  India 161336571*30.41165.92---------9-
97 Sisanda Magala 20232023Flag of South Africa.svg  South Africa 2-------26.011/3751.008.5036.0-1-
98 Akash Singh 20232023Flag of India.svg  India 6-------619.052/4037.609.8922.8-1-
99 Daryl Mitchell 20242024Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 224624*46121.05--12.011/18189.0012.0---
100 Mustafizur Rahman 20242024Flag of Bangladesh.svg  Bangladesh 2-------28.064/299.837.378.0---
101 Rachin Ravindra 20242024Flag of New Zealand.svg  New Zealand 22834641.5237.14----------5-
102 Sameer Rizvi 20242024Flag of India.svg  India 21141414233.33----------1-

Captains

CSK Captains [5]
No.NameFirstLastMatWonLostTiedNRSuccess%
1 MS Dhoni 20082023212128820260.95
2 Suresh Raina 201020195131030
3

Ravindra Jadeja

202220228260025
4 Ruturaj Gaikwad 202420248440050

● The success percentage excludes no results and counts ties as half a win

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