The performance of Chennai Super Kings in the Indian Premier League 2020 has been very poor. MS Dhoni's CSK is currently placed at the bottom of the IPL 2020 points table. The star batsmen and bowlers of Chennai have disappointed with their poor form this season and that is why the team is performing so poorly.
However, Chennai's star opener Faf du Plessis has definitely shown his mettle this season. The former South Africa captain is the highest run-scorer for CSK and has scored 375 runs in IPL 2020 at an average of 46.87, that includes four fifties. Du Plessis's fans and his wife Imari are very happy with his performance in the current season.
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IPL 2020: CSK's Star Batsman Faf du Plessis Wife Wants To Have More Babies, Here's How The Star Batsman Responded
On Sunday, October 18, Faf’s wife Imari posted her husband Faf's picture, shared by CSK on their profile. Imari jokingly suggested her husband the idea of having more babies. Replying to his wife, Faf wrote that he is ready for this.
Faf du Plessis is a father of two children. His wife Imari has become a mother for the second time. Imari has given birth to a little girl. The former South African captain has two daughters. Du Plessis and Imari were married 7 years ago in 2013.
Faf du Plessis and his wife Imari, in August this year, were blessed with their second baby girl and shared the adorable picture of their newborn on social media.
Faf du Plessis Announces He Wants To Step Down As The Captain Of South African Cricket Team
In what came as a shocker for everyone in the month of February this year, Plessis had announced he is stepping down as South Africa captain from all formats, citing "the need to facilitate the emergence of next generation of leaders".
"When I took over the leadership, I did so with the commitment to lead, perform and most importantly, to serve. As the team heads into a new direction with new leaders and a young crop of players, I feel it will be in the best interests of South African cricket to relinquish the captaincy in all formats,"said du Plessis in a statement.