Did Yograj Singh Threaten To Expose MS Dhoni?
Published - 15 Jun 2019, 06:04 PM | Updated - 23 Aug 2024, 03:59 AM
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Yograj Singh, father of former India batsman Yuvraj Singh, has seemingly taken yet another shot at MS Dhoni. Yograj, who himself played for India, lamented the way his son bid adieu to the game and threatened to expose Dhoni after the ongoing World Cup. A recent video of Yograj has surfaced where he speaks about an ‘un-named’ player and slammed him.
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Yograj Singh mentioned the likes of Virat Kohli, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Shikhar Dhawan, Gautam Gambhir and others but snubbed Dhoni. He then blamed the un-named player of playing ‘dirty politics’ in the Indian cricket team. He accused that the likes of Gambhir, Sehwag, Laxman, and his own son Yuvraj Singh were not included in the Indian team at crucial points in time.
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While Yograj didn’t reveal much about the player he talks about in the video, he did say that he would reveal the details post the World Cup. It, however, was very clear that Yograj was talking about Dhoni. He had targeted Dhoni in the past too for his son’s non-inclusion in the Indian team.
“I don’t want to take his name but he has been playing these dirty politics from the last 15 years. He has made lives difficult for Indian cricketers. I will make this revelation after the World Cup gets over. He will remember this for life that someone said something about him,” said Yograj.
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“I don’t want to speak about him at this point in time because I don’t want the team to get affected during the World Cup,” he added.
Watch the video here-
Yuvraj, meanwhile, ended his career with an outstanding ODI record of 8701 runs — 22nd in the overall list, and seventh among Indians — at an average of 36.55 and 111 wickets. He has retired from international cricket and IPL.
