Champions League 2010

An emotional Mahendra Singh Dhoni said it could not get bigger for his side to bag their second title of the year by by winning the Champions League Twenty20 title.

It's very rarely that a team or an individual gets a fairy-tale farewell in sport, but in Chennai's last match with the current squad, exactly that happened.

The second semi-final proved just as anti-climatic as the first one, with the Warriors' putting on a clinical performance to end South Australia's hopes.

Rival skippers Davey Jacobs of the Warriors and Michael Klinger of the Redbacks were both confident of their teams' chances ahead of their semi-final clash.

RCB could have got Bradman, Sobers, Imran and Kapil to play for them, but they still would have lost the match today. It was just that kind of a day for them.

Suresh Raina slammed an unbeaten 94 off 48 balls as the Chennai Super Kings stormed past the Royal Challengers in the semi-final at Kingsmead.

Going by the form that the Redbacks and the Warriors have shown, it would have been ideal for them to meet in the final.

Both teams have had excellent results in Twenty20 cricket over the past two years - consequently there are no favourites or underdogs in this semi-final clash.

For Chennai the equation is simple - win the match and get into the semi-finals or lose the match and board the flight back home.

Virat Kohli said he was happy that he could take his team to the semifinals of the Champions League.