MS Dhoni is one of the most successful captains in the world of cricket. Under his leadership, Team India won three ICC trophies, including the 2011 ODI World Cup. However, his most memorable contribution came in his first stint as captain where he led India to the title in the inaugural edition of the T20 World Cup in 2007. Cricket fans around the world were stunned to see the way India came out. After lifting the jaws of defeat against traditional rival Pakistan, the trophy was named after them.

In the final match, Pakistan needed 13 runs from six balls and only one wicket remained. Dhoni bowled the last over to pacer Joginder Sharma, who delivered a wide and then a dot ball. He then hit a six off the second ball. 6 runs needed off 4 balls, Misbah-ul-Haq went for a scoop shot but was caught by pacer Sreesanth at short fine-leg as India won the World Cup.

Recently, Dhoni reunited with Joginder and some glimpses of their meeting were shared on the latter’s Instagram post. Joginder has left cricket and is now a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP). Both met after 12 years.

Joginder also played for Chennai Super Kings in the IPL between 2008 and 2011 under Dhoni.

Talking about Dhoni, the former CSK skipper said he would like to see the rules and regulations before taking a call on his future in IPL 2025.

“There is plenty of time for that, we have to see what they decide on player retention etc. At the moment, the ball is not in our court, so, once the rules and regulations are formalised, I will make the call. But it needs to be in the best interest of the team,” Dhoni said at a promotional event in Hyderabad.

Questions over Dhoni’s future in the IPL have been a major source of debate, especially since CSK made Rutoraj Gaikwad their captain for IPL 2024, where they finished fifth in the tournament and missed the playoffs. failed to qualify for