MS Dhoni is currently gearing up for IPL 2021 where he will be leading his beloved Chennai Super Kings again. Last year on 15th August, Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket that stunned every India cricket fan. The former India captain will forever be known for being the only captain to win all major ICC trophies. Yesterday it was the 10th anniversary of India’s iconic 2011 world cup win when Dhoni sealed the win in the final with a six.
A unique video featuring a veteran MS Dhoni and his younger version from 2005 was also released on YouTube by Gulf Oil. The format of the video was fascinating as the most successful Indian captain MS Dhoni was seen interviewing a younger version of himself who back then had long hair and was also extremely shy while talking. At the beginning of the interview, Dhoni congratulates the 2005 Dhoni who smashing 183 against Pakistan in 2005 and announcing his arrival with a bang in international cricket.
MS Dhoni Interviews 2005’s MS Dhoni In A Special Video
In the 4 minutes video, MS Dhoni was seen asking his old self some tricky questions related to cricket and even told him to stop indulging in butter chicken, milkshakes and soft drinks. He further prepared the 2005 Dhoni for the upcoming challenges that will test him but will also create opportunities to make a name for himself in international cricket. Talking about his favourite knock, Dhoni had to pick his 91* against Sri Lanka in the world cup final in Mumbai. He also discussed his love for bikes and how he can leave all his favourite things but not biking as it will forever remain his passion.
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Meanwhile, the video will surely leave all die-hard MS Dhoni fans wanting more as the legendary cricketer looked convincing in both roles in front of the camera. Coming the IPL 2021 season it will be all business for Dhoni as usual on the cricket field as he will look to lead CSK to their 4th title win.
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