Harbhajan Singh, who has been part of both Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians and has won the Indian Premier League (IPL) title with both the teams has talked about the difference between the two champions.

Former India skipper MS Dhoni-led CSK has won the IPL title 3 times while Mumbai Indians, which is led by India opener Rohit Sharma, have lifted the trophy four times.

Harbhajan Singh, while speaking to MI skipper Rohit on an Instagram live session talked about the approaches of the team and said he has experienced it that his current team have a relaxed atmosphere in the dressing room.

"Two teams are completely different. At MI, everything should be perfect practice... meetings. It’s a very professionally-run team. It’s a very good team, I have played 10 years there," Harbhajan said.

The out-of-favour India spinner was part of Mumbai Indians for 10 years before joining CSK in 2018 season, the edition in which CSK won the IPL trophy for the 3rd time.

"In the 2 years, I have played for Chennai Super Kings, I have observed it’s a very relaxed team. There are not many meetings. Everything is left to the players. There is not much match pressure at CSK. However, I felt a bit of pressure playing for Mumbai Indians. At MI, there is pressure to win every match which is also good."

"CSK set-up is a bit relaxed. Until the match-day, we don’t even know whether a match is there or not."

"Both teams are very good teams. I am lucky enough to play for both the teams. Both are powerful teams. I still miss my teams with Mumbai. What fun it was!"

Commenting on that, Rohit Sharma said at Mumbai Indians, they try to strike a balance.

"I have also heard Chennai Super Kings have a relaxed atmosphere. But I think there is a balance between the two, maintaining the balance is important. Over the last 2-3 years, we have made sure to maintain the balance winning and losing is part and parcel of the game but at the end of the day, you have to make sure you have to give your 100 percent. We are trying to strike that balance."

The 13th edition of the IPL has been suspended indefinitely due to outbreak of the Covid-19. The season was initially scheduled to start from March 29.