Memes are the things that have the ability to help people laugh. While sometimes it becomes ugly, if you can add humour to it, it can actually work better. However, celebrities are the main attraction of the people who makes a meme and in a cricket crazy nation like India, you can find several memes on cricketers as well. Recently, a meme became viral featuring Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) players Suresh Raina and Sam Curran.
It can be seen that Raina is seen asking Sam Curran to study well after going back home and not to take chocolate if a stranger offers him. However, it came from the thought that Curran is treated like a little kid in the CSK camp. More so because of his innocent look with a clean-shaven face. Because of this, he has already become a topic of meme to many.
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However, in this recent one CSK batting maestro, Suresh Raina has also reacted with a laughing emoji where both he and Sam Curran can be seen. Here is how Raina has reacted:
🤣👌
— Suresh Raina🇮🇳 (@ImRaina) May 6, 2021
As far as the IPL 2021 is concerned, the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) team have had a great start as the MS Dhoni-led side have finally found their form and won 5 out of the 7 matches that they played in the season and were placed at the second place in the points table at the time of cancellation. After having a rather forgettable season last year, this year they had done quite well.
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Suresh Raina scored 123 runs in the 6 innings which came at an average of 24.60 and a strike rate of 126.80. The left-hander also scored a fifty in the league. Notably, Suresh Raina is the 3rd highest run-getter in the league and has amassed 5491 runs which came at an average of 33.07 and a strike rate of 136.89 as well. Raina has also scored 39 fifties in the history of the cash-rich league.
On the other hand, Sam Curran is a treat to watch as he always contributes with his all-round performance. The left-arm seamer claimed 9 wickets at an average of 24.11 and an excellent strike rate of 16.67 as well.
