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"MS Dhoni Doesn't Have To Perform": Kevin Pietersen's Intriguing Take On CSK Skipper's Future

Would MS Dhoni continue to play for Chennai Super Kings beyond this Indian Premier League season? This is a question only the 'Thala' can answer. Even attempts by former cricketers to understand Dhoni's mindset on the topic have been hit out of the park by the CSK skipper. After Dhoni played his final league game of the season at Chepauk, he did an emotional lap of honour in the stadium, with fans staying till late to get a glimpse of their hero. Seeing the mesmerising scenes at the venue, former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen urged the 41-year-old to continue playing as he "doesn't have to perform", just be "MS Dhoni".

"As Soon As I Heard...": Sunil Gavaskar On Prompt Decision To Take MS Dhoni's Autograph

After his side's loss to Kolkata Knight Riders in their Indian Premier League 2023 match, Chennai Super Kings skipper MS Dhoni was seen sharing a heartwarming moment with legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar. As Dhoni and CSK players were doing a lap around the Chepauk to give goodies to the fans, Gavaskar, who is currently part of the commentary team for IPL 2023, ran towards the wicketkeeper-batter and took his autograph on his shirt. After that the duo also shared a hug.

Watch: Mumbai Indians Star Batter Gets 'Punishment', Enters Airport Wearing Batting Pads

Mumbai Indians star player Nehal Wadhera went to the city airport wearing batting pads. The unsual outfit definitely made him the center of attention. However, it was not something that the left-handed batter did by choice. Nehal had to wear the pads over his trousers as a punishment that was given to him by his franchise for getting late to the batters meeting. The five-time IPL champions shared the video on social media and wrote: "#MumbaiIndians youngster #NehalWadhera turned all heads at Mumbai airport with his punishment #OOTD. He was captured with his pads on instead of the traditional jumpsuit. According to our sources, #Nehal regrets being late for batters meeting."

Baseball United selects Mumbai as first franchise

DUBAI: Baseball United, the first-ever professional baseball league focused on the Middle East and Indian subcontinent, has announced that Mumbai will be home to its first-ever franchise.

England's Nat Sciver-Brunt in a ‘good place’ following mental health break and conversations with sports psychologists

Nat Sciver-Brunt is in a “good place” after taking a mental health break last year as she gears up for this summer’s ashes. The England all-rounder had become “emotionally fatigued” and took a short hiatus last September, meaning she missed the home series against India. Ad She had been pushing herself to the limit and was one of the most sought-after players in the world, becoming overwhelmed and in need of a break from the sport.

Updated IPL 2023 Points Table, Orange Cap, Purple Cap List After GT vs SRH Game: Gujarat Titans Seal Qualifier 1 Spot

Gujarat Titans stamped their class once again in the Indian Premier League 2023 as they beat SunRisers Hyderabad comprehensively to become the first team to enter the playoffs. In fact, with 18 points in 13 games, the Hardik Pandya-led GT have also secured a spot in the top-two and will play the Qualifier 1 on May 23. Sunrisers Hyderabad, after the loss are on eight points with 12 matches, are out of playoff contention. Till now, Delhi Capitals are also out of playoff race. All other teams are still in playoff race.

Are Sunil Narine, Andre Russell Perfect For KKR In Future? T20 World Cup-Winner's Grim Take

Former India all-rounder Yusuf Pathan feels that with long-time servants Sunil Narine and Andre Russell, the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) management should start to look beyond them. Narine and Russell have been long-time servants for KKR, having joined them in 2012 and 2014, respectively. However, their performances have not been up to the mark over the past few seasons. While Narine has managed only seven wickets in 12 games so far in IPL 2023, Russell has scored just 218 in as many games this year.

Watch: Men Playing Cricket On Ship Find Genius Way To Stop Ball From Falling Into Sea

Necessity is the mother of invention. The statement applies to all walks of life, including sport. The same was visible during a fun cricket match on a ship. The craze for cricket is huge and it was seen in a game that was being played on the deck of a ship. However, when one of the batters hit a lofted shot, the ball looked like falling into the sea. But it didn't. There was a simple yet genius idea that stopped the ball from falling into the sea. The men had tied the ball to a rope which made it easy for them to recover.

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"MS Dhoni Doesn't Have To Perform": Kevin Pietersen's Intriguing Take On CSK Skipper's Future

"As Soon As I Heard...": Sunil Gavaskar On Prompt Decision To Take MS Dhoni's Autograph

Watch: Mumbai Indians Star Batter Gets 'Punishment', Enters Airport Wearing Batting Pads

Baseball United selects Mumbai as first franchise

England's Nat Sciver-Brunt in a ‘good place’ following mental health break and conversations with sports psychologists

Updated IPL 2023 Points Table, Orange Cap, Purple Cap List After GT vs SRH Game: Gujarat Titans Seal Qualifier 1 Spot

Are Sunil Narine, Andre Russell Perfect For KKR In Future? T20 World Cup-Winner's Grim Take

Watch: Men Playing Cricket On Ship Find Genius Way To Stop Ball From Falling Into Sea