MS Dhoni To Make Comeback Against West Indies? Watch As Veteran Hits Nets For The First Time After WC

With every passing day, the MS Dhoni fans are getting desperate to see their beloved cricketer in action once again. The chanting of Dhoni’s name during India’s recent matches has showed just how much the fans are missing him and are desperate to see him in the Indian jersey again. Away from the hustle and bustle of international cricket, MS Dhoni is currently spending some quality time in his home town Ranchi.

The former India skipper is not a part of the Indian team since the end of the World Cup in July. As soon as the tournament ended, MS Dhoni decided to take a sabbatical from the game. Since then, he has missed the series against West Indies, South Africa and Bangladesh. And it looks like MS Dhoni would finally return to action sooner rather than later.

India are currently playing the two-match Test series against Bangladesh. Their next limited-overs assignment is against West Indies. The Men in Blue will play three T20Is and as many ODIs against the Caribbean outfit next month. And the way Dhoni has ramped up his training in recent times, it looks like he can make his return against West Indies.

Dhoni started working on his fitness a couple of months ago and has now started batting in the nets too. The legendary cricketer was spotted batting in the nets at the JSCA Stadium in Ranchi on Thursday.

Here is a clip of MS Dhoni’s batting in nets: 

MS Dhoni spotted training at JSCA after a long break.? And we can hardly wait to see him back! #MSDhoni #Dhoni #DhoniWeMissYouOnField pic.twitter.com/urlQUA0j6C

— salman khan / ms dhoni (@MsDhoni34810725) November 15, 2019

Well, it will be interesting to see the selectors’ decision regarding Dhoni. MSK Prasad, chairman of selectors, has made it clear that the selectors were moving on from Dhoni and would try out youngsters. But with Rishabh Pant failing to deliver, they might recall Dhoni for the series against West Indies.

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