Chennai Super Kings' bowling coach Eric Simons addressed the media on Wednesday, stating that the team currently has no immediate plans to replace Ayush Mhatre, who is sidelined due to a hamstring injury. Simons mentioned that the franchise is focusing on utilizing the available resources as they prepare for their IPL match against the Mumbai Indians. The participation of former captain MS Dhoni remains uncertain, pending his medical clearance and self-assessment of fitness. Simons confirmed the arrival of Australian pacer Spencer Johnson but did not specify when he would be available to play. He also highlighted India seamer Anshul Kamboj's contributions, noting that the team aims to maintain a strong structure without overburdening any player. Simons expressed confidence in skipper Ruturaj Gaikwad's potential to regain form, emphasizing the importance of allowing players to find their own success within the team's framework.