5 Funniest Stump Mic Comments By MS Dhoni

One of India’s greatest captains MS Dhoni was always active behind the stumps and he kept guiding the spinners of what the batsman would be trying to do eventually dismissing them. He was a master, indeed and he read the game like most others don’t which was a hallmark of his success.

Dhoni loves sarcastic comments and the captain cool has been caught on stump mic with a lot of funny statements that will be certainly remembered for a long time. It is time to look at the 5 funniest stump mic comments by MS Dhoni in the field.

5 Funniest Stump Mic Comments By MS Dhoni:

5. India vs New Zealand

MS Dhoni has always been guided by Ravindra Jadeja a lot when it comes to field placing and while he is bowling his left-arm spin. This was an incident in 2014 when Dhoni hilariously mentioned Jadjea to use the fielders around the bat while bowling and he wanted to use the turn in the pitch.

Dhoni stated “Ispe ek ghumega toh idhar Pujara ko ussi ke liye rakha hai, who udhar taali bajane ke liye nahi hai”. which meant If the ball turns, I have kept Pujara in the slips for catching. He is not standing there just to clap.

4. Rising Pune Supergiants vs Mumbai Indians

This was a match between the Rising Pune Supergiants and Mumbai Indians in 2017, and Kevin Pietersen from the commentary panel wanted to pull Dhoni’s legs. In an on-field chat with Manoj Tiwary who stood in the slips, the English batsman Pietersen indicated that he was a better golf player than Dhoni.

“Manoj, just tell MS that I am a better golfer than him,” Pietersen Stated and Dhoni replied in the most hilarious way by reminding him that “He is still my first Test wicket”. The whole of the commentary panel couldn’t stop laughing and Pietersen’s reply to it was that there was no review around at that series.

3. India vs New Zealand, 2010

This was in a test in 2010 when Pragyan Ojha was bowling to the New Zealand batsman and Dhoni wanted a slight change in the field. He wanted Sreesanth to move a little bit from the position he was standing and he denoted it by saying “Oye Sree girlfriend nahi hai udhar, idhar aaja thoda”,

It means ” Sree your girlfriend is not standing there, move a little here” and it was certainly a comment that would make any player go into splits on the ground.

2. India vs Australia

This was in a match between India and Australia when Dhoni reminded the fielders to be ready for the catch and not give any excuses later. He reminded them in a hilarious way stating to be on their toes for even the half chances and he stated “Idhar tayyar rehna boht zor ka catch aayega, badme mat bolna, chalo ladko ek wicket ki baat hai”.

It means, “be ready for the flashing catch, don’t tell me later I was not ready, cmon boys it’s only the matter of one wicket” and that was one of the ways that Dhoni used to make sure that the fielders stay lively by his savage comments.

1. India vs New Zealand

This was in a match against New Zealand where Dhoni was again seen guiding his IPL teammate Ravindra Jadeja to bowl a little slower so that the batsman doesn’t use his pace to his advantage. He savagely commented from behind the stumps saying that “ek ball dheemi daal aur chakka khake dikha”

It means “bowl a little slower and show me how it goes for a six”. This was a sign of Dhoni reading the game and he always wanted to mention to the bowler about the plan in the funniest way possible.