The IPL is the only tournament where fans can still watch MS Dhoni play. The CSK legend enters the 2025 season after intense training. Since IPL is his only professional tournament, maintaining fitness at 43 is challenging. However, Harbhajan Singh recently met Dhoni at a wedding and was amazed by his fitness.
Harbhajan was impressed by Dhoni’s fitness, which led him to ask about the veteran wicketkeeper-batter’s IPL preparations.
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Dhoni’s Dedication and Fitness Impress Harbhajan
Harbhajan met Dhoni at a friend’s daughter’s wedding and was amazed by his fitness and dedication to cricket. He asked Dhoni if playing at this age was tough, to which Dhoni admitted it was difficult but enjoyable. Dhoni said he loves playing and finds joy in it, which keeps his hunger for the game alive. Harbhajan noted that staying fit without playing all year is tough, but Dhoni is excelling. He added that Dhoni isn’t just surviving but dominating bowlers, proving he is doing something better than others.
Harbhajan revealed that Dhoni has been practicing daily in Chennai, batting in the nets for 2-3 hours. Harbhajan said Dhoni’s months of practice help him regain timing, flow, and power. He trains for hours and stays the longest.
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Former cricketer Aakash Chopra discussed Dhoni’s T20 strategy. Despite calls to bat higher, Dhoni often chooses No. 7 or 8.
Chopra said Dhoni is honest about his game. Despite suggestions, Dhoni knows he can’t bat for long and stays clear-minded.
“I have not seen anyone with quicker hands than MS Dhoni. If the ball goes to him, you are out 9.5 times out of 10. I don’t know how he does it. The hand doesn’t go back at all. He is lightning quick with gloves.”
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