Former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket in 2019. After retiring from international cricket, Dhoni is constantly playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and the record for playing the highest 264 matches in this league. Dhoni’s name is also one of the players who participate in this league every season. Now Chennai Super Kings (CSK) former cricketer Robin Uthappa has made a big statement about him.
Former cricketer gave a big statement
Robin Uthappa said he would not be surprised if Dhoni plays until IPL 2029. Uthappa, who played with Dhoni in the IPL, believes that no one can read Dhoni’s mind. Dhoni has his own way. No one knows what they will do next. He is also playing at the age of 43. If you have the skills, talent and have a passion for moving, I don’t think anyone can stop you. Yes I wouldn’t be surprised if they retire at the end of the season. But if he plays four other matches after this, I will not be surprised.
CSK arch near Rituraj Gaikwad
Dhoni, who gave five titles to the IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings, has left CSK captaincy after 2023 seasons, where young Ruturaj Gaikwad is responsible for this season. However, Dhoni has a problem with fitness. Dhoni is suffering from knee problems and had his left knee surgery in 2023. His fitness is that he has played only 130 balls in the last two seasons of IPL.
When did Dhoni retire from international cricket?
Let you know that Dhoni retired from Test cricket between the 2014-15 Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Virat Kohli was then made captain of the Test team. His last ODI was against the 2019 World Cup semifinal New Zealand, where the team suffered a huge defeat. However, on August 15, 2020, he officially announced his retirement from an international career.
