Former India Captain MS Dhoni Tries his Hand at Kabaddi

Updated - 13 Nov 2018, 08:03 PM

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Not on the cricket or football field, but MS Dhoni was found in the Kabaddi court in Mumbai. As usual, the entire auditorium got quickly filled with his fans. Meanwhile, the former India skipper is making the most of his free time and completing his commercial advertisement commitments as well.

Recently, in a promotional advertisement shoot, MS Dhoni appeared in the Kabaddi Jersey in Mumbai. However, Rhiti Sports management shared the images of Dhoni directly from the promotional shoot.

On the work front:

As selectors said, MS Dhoni recently got rested from the T20I format of the game. He wasn’t named in the recently concluded series against the Windies and was also not included for the upcoming Australian T20I series as well.

Though the section of people felt it was a sack by the respective board, selectors quoted they are in search for the second wicketkeeper, who can assist MS Dhoni in the 50-over format of the game.

Speaking of the same, recently, Virat Kohli quoted saying “I think the selectors have already addressed this if I’m not wrong. And he’s been spoken to, firstly… So, I don’t see any reason why I should be sitting here and explaining that. I think the selectors have come out and explained exactly what happened,” said Kohli at the post-match press conference after guiding India to another series win at home.

MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Kabaddi — MS Dhoni with Virat Kohli. Image Courtesy: Getty

“I was not part of that conversation so. It is what the selectors explained. I think people are putting too many variables into the situation, which is not the case I can assure you of that. He’s still a very integral part of this team and he just feels that in the T20 format, someone like Rishabh can get more chances,” added Kohli.

However, it is interesting to see whether the rest for MS Dhoni continues in the T20I format of the game. He will be back on track when team India lock horns in the ODI format against Australia early next year.