Watch: Me Too Says Virat Kohli As Fans Come Up With Banners Of 'Miss You Dhoni'

Former Indian skipper MS Dhoni’s fandom knows no boundaries. Even after him retiring from international cricket, his fans always make sure that he is always the talk of the town and another such incident happened on Monday as MS Dhoni kept trending on Twitter.

However, one such video that has surfaced on the internet has taken the Twitterati by storm as Indian skipper Virat Kohli was seen saying ‘Me too’ to the fans who came up with banners of ‘Miss You MS Dhoni.’ in the third T20I against Australia.

Virat Kohli Says Me Too As Fans Say We Miss You MS Dhoni

On Sunday, team India took on Australia in the second T20I of the three-match series and some fans in the stadium came up with banners of ‘Miss You Dhoni.’ Team India won the toss and elected to field first and as Virat saw the banner in the stands, he smiled towards it and said, ‘Me too.’

MS Dhoni took retirement from international cricket on August 15 this year after having last played for team India in the semi-final of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. On Dhoni’s retirement, Indian skipper Virat Kohli had paid a special tribute to his former captain by way of a video dedicated to Dhoni in particular.

Watch the video of the incident here:

Even @imVkohli Too Miss Our Master @msdhoni ?#MSDhoni | #Dhoniforlife @DhoniArmyTN | @TeluguMSDians pic.twitter.com/gW5d4pjTKt

— MSD Kingdom™ (@MSDKingdom) December 7, 2020

Fans showed "We Miss You Dhoni" poster to Virat Kohli in yesterday's match.

He Replied – "Me Too" ?❤️#MSDhoni • @MSDhoni • #Dhoni pic.twitter.com/vxn87tKo9y

— DHONIsm™ ❤️ (@DHONIism) December 7, 2020

The video is being shared by a lot of fans on Twitter but CricketAddictor does not approve or validate the authenticity of the video. Team India, on Sunday, won the T20I series as they won two consecutive matches on the trot in the three-match series.

The third game of the series will now be played at the Sydney Cricket Ground on December 07 followed by the four-match Test series which will commence from December 17. Indian skipper Kohli will play only the first Test match and fly back home as he has been granted a paternity leave by the BCCI.