IPL: 'Only retired from International cricket' - MS Dhoni drops major hint about future with CSK

Updated : Oct 27, 2023 15:51
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Editorji News Desk

There's exciting news for the fans of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) as former Indian cricket captain MS Dhoni has dropped hints about a potential return to the IPL with the CSK franchise next year. This revelation means that the iconic number 7 could once again adorn the renowned CSK yellow for at least one more season.

During a recent event, MS Dhoni made it clear that he hadn't retired from cricket entirely, contrary to the interviewer's statement that he had retired. Dhoni specifically pointed out that his retirement is limited to international cricket.

Furthermore, Dhoni provided an update on his current situation, revealing that he is in the process of rehabilitation following a knee injury. The 42-year-old wicketkeeper-batter assured fans that there have been no complications following the surgery.

Dhoni shared, "Knee has survived the operation, going through the rehab patch, the doctor told me you would feel much better by November. But no problem in day-to-day routine."

This development aligns with Dhoni's previous statements from earlier this year when he expressed his desire to continue playing in the IPL, especially for the loyal Chennai Super Kings fans who have consistently shown him immense love and support throughout his IPL journey.

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