MS Dhoni’s ‘knees are wearing out’: Flood of comments from former CSK star, ‘If he’s in wheelchair…’ | Cricket News

MS Dhoni will be back on the cricket field when IPL 2024 begins on March 22 in Chennai. In the first match of this edition, MS Dhoni’s Chennai Super Kings will take on Royal Challengers Bangalore. This will be the debut of MS Dhoni after the IPL 2023 final. After leading CSK to their fifth IPL title (equaling a record), all eyes are on MS Dhoni to lead his team to their sixth title.

Talking about MS Dhoni’s association with CSK, his old teammate Suresh Raina said: The best thing about MS is that he came to Chennai a month or three weeks before the IPL. He batted in wet conditions for about two to three hours and did gym sessions. The team bonded very closely during this time, which I think is amazing. “

JioCinema IPL expert Anil Kumble on the similarities between Dhoni and Sachin Tendulkar said: “I have never played with MS in the IPL. When I played with him in the Indian team, he was the first one to get me Inspiring person. I guess he was the strongest to lift weight. It was a wonderful moment for me. I remember, when I was the coach and he was the captain, we did a one-day tour in Ranchi There was an optional practice session for the game and he didn’t need to come because Ranchi is his hometown. But he attended the session. I said, “What are you doing?” There are still a few days until the next game. ” He said, “No, I just want to be around. “That was him. It was the same with Sachin. When I was playing for Mumbai Indians, Sachin had been playing cricket for about 25 or 26 years. But on optional days, he would be the first one on the bus. People. These two guys, I don’t think can take a break. I wouldn’t be surprised if MS continues to play for CSK as that is an option for him. He was very enthusiastic and he wanted to be there. “

JioCinema IPL expert Robin Uthappa on the reasons for MS Dhoni’s retirement said: “Even if he is in a wheelchair, CSK will let him play! Come out of the wheelchair, bat and go back. But I don’t think batting The ball is an issue for him and I don’t think hitting is ever going to be an issue for him. I think it’s goalkeeping. The knees are wearing out, but he loves goalkeeping. So, because he can’t stand in there and add value, he could be out of the game for any other reason.

Eoin Morgan on when Dhoni might retire: “He’s the kind of guy who will write his own script. It’s a feeling thing, most likely for him. If his knees are like Ronaldo’s Worse than what he got away with, then time might pass because he wouldn’t want to overtake the position he brought to the team just because he always wanted the team to be successful. He was very generous with his time and very With respect to him, he wants someone to come in and take over his duties.