MS Dhoni is going to retire, playing his last IPL season, confirmed

In the 16th season of the Indian Premier League, on Sunday, April 23, when the Kolkata Knight Riders team came to play against the Chennai Super Kings at the Eden Garden Stadium in Kolkata, there was a surprising atmosphere. Here in the entire stadium, the fans were seen wearing yellow jerseys instead of purple jerseys. The entire stadium was painted in yellow, especially for those who came to the stadium to support their favorite player Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

 

Significantly, the Chennai Super Kings are continuing their bang in the IPL. Chennai Super Kings defeated Kolkata Knight Riders by 49 runs, after which the team has gained a strong position. After winning the match, Chennai Super Kings have now topped the points table. After playing seven matches, Chennai has 10 points. Chennai has won five out of seven matches. With this it is clear that the Chennai team will now reach the playoffs.

 

After defeating Kolkata by a big margin of 49 runs, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has also given special hints. He told that after the 16th season of IPL, he will say goodbye to cricket completely. In fact, the way the fans supported Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Chennai Super Kings in the match played on Sunday was very special. At the same time, during the ceremony after the match, the spectators in the stadium were seen cheering Dhoni loudly.

 

After the match Mahendra Singh Dhoni was asked why he is getting this support, he said that probably all the fans of the stadium are trying to give me Farewell. His clear answer shows that the support from the fans has become very important. Thank you for the support the viewers are giving. A huge number of fans have come who are cheering Chennai. Hope to see fans cheering Kolkata in the next match.

Significantly, this is not the first time in this season that Mahendra Singh Dhoni has indicated to retire. He has already said that he will say goodbye to cricket. After the last match, Dhoni had said that he is at the last stage of his career.