chennai sources stated that IPL franchise chennai Super Kings made a successful comeback after a two-year ban because of the "cold-blooded focus" of its captain M S dhoni and the team players, according to industrialist N Srinivasan, whose india Cements owns the franchise. He said "Chennai Super Kings was hit by turbulence with a two-year ban and staged an ultimate comeback in 2018. Turbulence can hit anybody. But dhoni and chennai Super Kings dealt with it on merit and with cold-blooded focus took us to victory".

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Reportedly Srinivasan, who is Vice-Chairman and Managing director of india Cements was delivering the 37th Endowment Lecture on Leadership in Turbulent Times organized by IIT madras and Employers' Federation of Southern india here on Thursday. Perhaps chennai Super Kings, which has won IPL three times, was slapped with a two-year ban and re-entered the league in 2018.



Moreover in the 2019 edition, it lost the final by one run to mumbai indians and further noting that turbulence has become an occupational hazard, he said one needs to have a clear focus and eye on the goals without responding to "adversities". He said "There is turbulence every time and it can hit any individual, corporate, politics or party and any sphere. Do not challenge the shadows, lead by example, one wrong decision will put you back by 20 years". When addressing the students, he said "you need to sense the reality and deal with it factually. Determination and hard work are essence of success".


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