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Dhoni has showed tremendous form this IPL season, powering CSK with his blistering cameos, the latest coming in the match against LSG in which he slammed a nine-ball 28

IPL 2024 - His mind is staying up to date, but body might give way: Robin Uthappa on MS Dhoni

Amazed at MS Dhoni's longevity, former India cricketer Robin Uthappa said that MSD's "mind is staying up to date" and the only thing that could end his prolonged run in competitive cricket is his body.

Dhoni has showed tremendous form this IPL season, powering CSK with his blistering cameos, the latest coming in the match against LSG in which he slammed a nine-ball 28

Amazed at MS Dhoni's longevity, former India cricketer Robin Uthappa said that MSD's "mind is staying up to date" and the only thing that could end his prolonged run in competitive cricket is his body.
Dhoni has showed tremendous form this IPL season, powering CSK with his blistering cameos, the latest coming in the match against Lucknow Super Giants in which he slammed a nine-ball 28 on Friday.
Speaking on JioCinema, Uthappa said, "The only thing stopping him is his health. His fitness will be the only thing that stops him from playing any further. He loves the game, is deeply passionate about it, and wants to continue playing it.
"If there's anything that will stop him, it will be his own body that will give way. The mind is staying up to date."
Dhoni slammed a four and a six off Mohsin Khan before smashing Yash Thakur for another maximum. He finished the innings with two more fours as 19 came off the last over.
Speaking of Dhoni's exploits, former India pace spearhead Zaheer Khan said, "The roar is getting bigger, better, and louder, and so is MS Dhoni's presence on the field.
"He's getting better and better with every innings he is playing. The sheer impact of him, it's unbelievable to see him go out there and put this kind of pressure on the bowlers. It was just phenomenal."
Asked to bat first, Ravindra Jadeja came up with a solid unbeaten 57 before Moeen Ali (30 off 20) and Dhoni (28 off 9) went on a six-hitting spree to take CSK to a fighting 176 for six.
In reply, KL Rahul (82) and Quinton de Kock (54) batted with authority during their match-winning alliance of 134, the highest partnership for any wicket at the Ekana Stadium, as LSG scored 180 for 2 in 19 overs to recover from back-to-back defeats and consolidate their position in the table.
Uthappa also praised Rahul's innings, saying the knock has boosted his prospects of getting picked in the T20 World Cup squad.
"Absolutely delightful. What I love about this innings is that he played to the merit of the ball. He didn't try to do too much, didn't try to manufacture shots, and just played to the merit of the field... He led from the front.
"Over the last couple of weeks, I thought he wouldn't figure in the World Cup squad. But if he continues batting the way he is right now, he'll find himself a spot," Uthappa said.
"Whether it's as a reserve opener or a wicket-keeper, I think you might see him back among the frontrunners of the squad."

I have always maintained that my 1st 4 years in KKR when Gauti led were completely different from my last 2 years and that had a huge impact on my performances: Uthappa

'Felt alienated' at KKR - Robin Uthappa gives clarification after facing fans' wrath

'After Gauti was let go, everything changed and I felt alienated,' says Robin Uthappa after his comment didn't go down well wit KKR fans

Here is his full statement

I have always maintained that my 1st 4 years in KKR when Gauti led were completely different from my last 2 years and that had a huge impact on my performances: Uthappa

Robin Uthappa has been facing KKR fans' wrath ever since he said that he would play for CSK if he had to return to the IPL.
His comment didn't go down well with Kolkata Knight Riders' supporters who questioned his loyalty as Uthappa had played just a couple of seasons for CSK.
'Loyalty and respect is a give and take my friend,' Robin replied to a fan on Twitter. This was followed by a day-long trolling by KKR fans.
But Uthappa finally gave a clarification on Wednesday, saying that his 1st 4 years in KKR when Gautam Gambhir led were completely different from his last 2 years and that had a huge impact on his performances.
'After Gauti was let go, everything changed and I felt alienated. However, my love for the fans of KKR was the same and will remain the same forever. I'm forever grateful for their support and I wanna clarify that!! This isn't about the fans of KKR. I'll forever love and respect them,' Uthappa added.
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Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa has announced his retirement from all forms on cricket on Wednesday.
The 2007 World Cup-winning batsman has brought the curtains down on his career after playing International and Domestic cricket for almost 20 years. Incidentally, Uthappa's decision came on the very day he announced himslef to the world in 2007 as he powered India to beat Pakistan 3-0 in the bowl-out at the ICC World T20.
He shared a heartfelt message on Twitter in which he wrote, "It has been my greatest honour to represent my country and my state, Karnataka. However, all good things must come to an end, and with a grateful heart, I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket. Thank you all."
The 36-year-old further thanked all the teams he represented including Karnataka, India and all the teams he played for in the IPL.He represented India in 46 ODIs and scored 934 runs and in in 13 T20Is, scoring 249 runs.

Robin Uthappa announces retirement from international and Indian cricket

'All good things must come to an end'
Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa announced his retirement from international and Indian cricket on Wednesday

2007 T20 World Cup-winning batter Uthappa represented India in 46 ODIs and scored 934 runs and in in 13 T20Is, scoring 249 runs

Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa announced his retirement from international and Indian cricket on Wednesday.
The 2007 T20 World Cup-winning batter brought the curtains down on his career after playing International and Domestic cricket for almost 20 years. Incidentally, Uthappa's decision came on the very day when he took part in the famous 2007 bowl out vs Pakistan, which India won.
Sharing a heartfelt message on Twitter, Robin wrote, 'It has been my greatest honour to represent my country and my state, Karnataka. However, all good things must come to an end, and with a grateful heart, I have decided to retire from all forms of Indian cricket.'
The 36-year-old further thanked all the teams he represented including Karnataka, India and all the teams he played for in the IPL. He represented India in 46 ODIs and scored 934 runs and in in 13 T20Is, scoring 249 runs.
Also read: <a title="IPL 2023: Mahela Jayawardene steps down as Mumbai Indians' head coach" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2023-mahela-jayawardene-steps-down-as-mumbai-indians-head-coach-1663160557201">IPL 2023: Mahela Jayawardene steps down as Mumbai Indians' head coach</a>

The 35-year old wicketkeeper Sheldon is appearing for Kolkata Knight Riders this season. He did a remarkable tumping dismissing CSK's Robin Uthappa who had been looking good, scoring 28 off 20 deliveries.

IPL 2022: This 35-year-old wicketkeeper reminds Sachin Tendulkar of MS Dhoni

Sachin compares this wicketkeeper's 'outstanding' stumping with MS Dhoni!

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The quick lightning stumping of Sheldon Jackson&nbsp;during the IPL&nbsp;2022 opener between CSK&nbsp;and&nbsp;KKR&nbsp;heaped praises by the legend Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar.&nbsp;
The 35-year old wicketkeeper Sheldon&nbsp;is appearing for Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders this season. He did a remarkable stumping&nbsp;dismissing&nbsp;CSK's&nbsp;Robin Uthappa&nbsp;who had been looking good, scoring 28 off 20 deliveries.
Sachin&nbsp;took to his official Twitter profile to write,&nbsp;"That was an outstanding stumping. @ShelJackson27&rsquo;s speed reminded me of @msdhoni".
Reacting to Sachin's&nbsp;tweet, Sheldon tweeted,&nbsp;"Thank you so much @sachin_rt sir, it&rsquo;s one of my biggest achievements to get such a compliment from you. Very Greatfull to you sir".
The match was won by Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders by 6 wickets.

Sachin Tendulkar praises an Indian cricketer's wicket-keeping playing from&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;Knight&nbsp;Riders(KKR), compares his speed with MS Dhoni.

The quick lightning stumping of Sheldon Jackson&nbsp;during the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sportsblog/story/ipl-2022-score-pkbs-vs-rcb-live-updates-punjab-kings-vs-royal-challengers-bangloreipl-live-match-playing-xi-48">IPL&nbsp;2022</a> opener between Chennai Super Kings(CSK)&nbsp;and&nbsp;Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders(KKR)&nbsp;heaped praises by the legend <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/well-done-on-that-sachin-tendulkar-welcomes-the-new-rule-changes-in-cricket-1646920548400" target="_blank">Sachin&nbsp;Tendulkar</a>.&nbsp;
The 35-year old wicketkeeper Sheldon&nbsp;is appearing for Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders this season. He did a remarkable stumping&nbsp;dismissing&nbsp;CSK's&nbsp;Robin Uthappa&nbsp;who had been looking good, scoring 28 off 20 deliveries. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-pbks-vs-rcb-punjab-kings-beat-bangalore-by-5-wickets-1648403450062">IPL 2022, PBKS VS RCB: Odean Smith powers Punjab to 5 wicket win in high-score thriller</a>
Sachin&nbsp;took to his official Twitter profile to write,&nbsp;"That was an outstanding stumping. @ShelJackson27&rsquo;s speed reminded me of @msdhoni".
Reacting to Sachin's&nbsp;tweet, Sheldon tweeted,&nbsp;"Thank you so much @sachin_rt sir, it&rsquo;s one of my biggest achievements to get such a compliment from you. Very Greatfull to you sir".
The match was won by <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-csk-vs-kkr-kolkata-knight-riders-beat-chennai-super-kings-by-6-wkts-1648315930992" target="_blank">Kolkata&nbsp;Knight Riders</a> by 6 wickets.
Get the latest Updates on <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl" target="_blank">IPL 2022 News</a>&nbsp;

Although Robin Uthappa got retained for his base price of Rs 2 crore by his franchise Chennai Super Kings, he says, he understands the plight of those who do not make it through the IPL mega auctions. The lucrative mega auctions that were held this month were a fascinating affair as 204 players went under the hammer for 2 days and teh 10 Franchisees spent Rs 550 crore to make the best-looking teams.The 36-year-old openly described the unpleasant feeling of being put on auction in an interview with news9live. He called it an examination which one had written long ago, and you are just awaiting the result. You feel like a cattle, to be honest', he added. Calling it 'not so pleasing', Uthappa further said having an opinion about performance is one thing and having an opinion on how much you got sold for is quite something else.Uthappa also spoke about the pressure the players feel after going unsold at the mega auctions. Calling it haphazard and suggesting teh draft system for picking players, Uthappa said, 'suddenly your value as a cricketer becomes how much someone is willing to spend on you'

'You feel like a cattle': Robin Uthappa's strong take on IPL mega auctions

Although Robin Uthappa got retained for his base price of Rs 2 crore by CSK, he says, he understands the plight of those who go unsold in the IPL mega auctions

Uthappa called IPL&nbsp;Mega Auctions an examination which one had written long ago, and you are just awaiting the result.&nbsp;

Although Robin Uthappa&nbsp;got retained for his base price of Rs 2 crore&nbsp;by Chennai Super Kings, he says, he understands the plight of those who go unsold in the&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;mega auctions. The lucrative mega&nbsp;auctions that were held this month were a fascinating affair as 204 players went under the hammer for 2 days and the&nbsp;10 franchises spent over Rs 550 crore&nbsp;to pick the best squads. The 36-year-old openly described the unpleasant feeling of being put on auction in an interview with news9live. He called it an examination which one had written long ago, and you are just awaiting the result.&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/australia-announces-white-ball-squad-for-historic-pakistan-tour-1645505886474">Australia announces white ball squad for historic Pakistan tour</a> 'You feel like a cattle, to be honest', he added.&nbsp; Calling it 'not so pleasing', Uthappa&nbsp;further said having an opinion about performance is one thing and having an opinion on how much you got sold for is quite something else. Uthappa&nbsp;also spoke about the pressure the players feel after going unsold at the mega auctions. Calling it haphazard and suggesting the&nbsp;draft system for picking players, Uthappa&nbsp;said, 'It can be defeating, suddenly your value as a cricketer becomes how much someone is willing to spend on you'

Rahul Tewatia: remember the name 

In his 7 year-long journey in IPL, game-time was tough as Rahul&nbsp;Tewatia featured in just 21 matches in the league.&nbsp;

When Rahul Tewatia&nbsp;struggled during his innings against Kings XI Punjab on Sunday night, many cricket fans including some commentators were baying for his blood. While most wanted him to retire after scoring 17 off 23 as Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals chased a record 224, some questioned the team management's call to promote him to number 4 ahead of the experienced Robin Uthappa.&nbsp;&nbsp;Sanju Samson explained the call after the match and said, "The management saw batting abilities he had in the practice matches, they decided to send him up the order, it was a brave move and he made them all proud. He never gave up, he was brave, he was so down that I could see that and then he came back to strike 30 runs off an international bowler. Its a great confidence booster for him and its great for us." Tewatia&nbsp;who was initially brought into the IPL&nbsp;by Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals in 2014 travelled to Punjab and then Delhi before returning to the Royals in 2020. Interestingly, in his 7 year-long journey in IPL, game-time was tough as he featured in just 21 matches.&nbsp;

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