Chennai Super Kings Battle of Chepauk 2 is a cricket simulation game centered on the Chennai Super Kings franchise and their home ground. The game features licensed players from the Indian Premier League team, including MS Dhoni as captain, along with international cricketers Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja, and Dwayne Bravo among others.
Building a competitive squad is a core part of the experience. Players must assemble a team of 11 cricketers from the available roster to field in matches. The …
Chennai Super Kings Battle of Chepauk 2 is a cricket simulation game centered on the Chennai Super Kings franchise and their home ground. The game features licensed players from the Indian Premier League team, including MS Dhoni as captain, along with international cricketers Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja, and Dwayne Bravo among others.
Building a competitive squad is a core part of the experience. Players must assemble a team of 11 cricketers from the available roster to field in matches. The squad selection determines player availability across different game modes and matches.
The game offers five distinct modes—all set at Chepauk stadium in Chennai—each providing different gameplay objectives and progression mechanics. This variety ensures multiple play styles and challenges.
Super Over mode presents a single-over batting challenge where progression comes through consecutive wins. Players must score runs against a bowling attack within the single-over constraint, offering a quick-play option emphasizing high-pressure batting performance.
Super Matches mode recreates actual CSK IPL matches, tasking players with chasing specific target scores. Each 20-over match includes three objectives: primary (required to progress), secondary, and tertiary (optional). This structure allows players to advance at their own pace while rewarding completion of all objectives.
Super Chase mode progresses through escalating difficulty levels—Cub Class, Young Lion, Power Player, Super Pro, Champion, and Pride of Chepauk—each containing five distinct challenges with progressively higher run targets. The mode rewards players who meet targets at increasingly demanding levels, building batting mastery across the spectrum.
Super Slog mode uses a 20-over format where scoring is based on runs scored. Fours and sixes carry higher point values than singles and twos, directly incentivizing aggressive batting and boundary-hitting. The mode emphasizes risk-reward decision-making.
Super Multiplayer mode offers competitive online play against 2 to 5 opponents in 2-over or 5-over match formats. Two matchmaking systems serve different play styles: Public Mode pairs players with random opponents for spontaneous matches, while Private Mode allows creating a room with a specific ID to invite friends.
Progress and achievement are tracked through a leaderboard system that records player points across all matches, allowing players to measure their performance against the community.
The game incorporates video advertisements during gameplay. In-game currency, represented as tickets, can be earned by watching advertisements. This system allows players to earn currency without paying directly.
The game is developed by Nextwave Multimedia in collaboration with Chennai Super Kings, combining professional cricket licensing with interactive gameplay mechanics designed around the franchise's identity and home ground.