IPL 2026: MI vs CSK, Match 33: Stats preview of players' records and approaching milestones

Mumbai Indians (MI) take on Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in Match 33 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 at the iconic Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday, April 23.

MI head into this high-voltage clash looking to bounce back after an inconsistent run this season. With just two wins from six matches, the five-time champions have struggled to build momentum, particularly with their bowling unit failing to deliver consistently in crunch moments. Returning to their home ground, MI will hope to continue

their winning form.

On the other hand, CSK have endured a similar journey so far, also registering two wins and four defeats. The Men in Yellow began their season on a mixed note and have found it difficult to maintain consistency across departments. Coming off a defeat in their previous outing, CSK will be eager to regroup and rediscover their rhythm in what is always a marquee contest.

With both sides level on points and searching for momentum, plenty is at stake in this encounter. MI will aim to capitalise on home advantage and climb up the table, while CSK will be determined to break their inconsistency and get their campaign back on track.

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Here are the most important stats and approaching milestones from MI vs CSK, Match 33:

Mumbai Indians' upcoming milestones:

• Suryakumar Yadav: Need three fours to complete 950 fours in T20s
• Suryakumar Yadav: Need 68 runs to complete 4500 IPL runs
• Sherfane Rutherford: Need 21 runs to complete 4500 runs in T20s
• Jasprit Bumrah: Need four wickets to reach 350 T20 wickets
• Quinton de Kock: Need 53 runs to complete 12500 runs in T20s
• Tilak Varma: Need 57 more runs to complete 4500 runs in T20s
• Naman Dhir: Need eight more fours to complete 100 fours in T20s 

Chennai Super Kings' upcoming milestones:

• Sanju Samson: needs 104 runs to reach 5000 runs in IPL
• Ruturaj Gaikwad: Need four sixes to reach 100 sixes in IPL 
• Ruturaj Gaikwad: Need seven sixes to reach 200 sixes in T20s
• Dewald Brevis: Need six sixes to reach 250 sixes in T20s