After his aspect’s loss to Kolkata Knight Riders of their Indian Premier League 2023 match, Chennai Super Kings skipper MS Dhoni was seen sharing a heartwarming second with legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar. As Dhoni and CSK gamers have been doing a lap across the Chepauk to offer goodies to the followers, Gavaskar, who’s at present a part of the commentary workforce for IPL 2023, ran in direction of the wicketkeeper-batter and took his autograph on his shirt. After that the duo additionally shared a hug.

After that second, Gavaskar revealed that he was not ready for it and as quickly as he received to learn about it, he borrowed a pen to get the autograph of Dhoni.

“I borrowed a pen as soon as I heard they are going to do this thing (taking a lap around the Chepauk). So, I kept it with me. Thank you, so much,” mentioned Gavaskar on Star Sports.

“Who doesn’t love him? What he has done for Indian cricket over the years, it’s been amazing. For me, the most important thing is the kind of role model he has been. There are so many youngsters in India who look up to him. The way he has handled himself has been absolutely fantastic,” added the India legend.

Proof that @msdhoni is the legend of legends!

During @ChennaiIPL‘s lap of honour for his or her fantastic followers, #SunilGavaskar rushed to Dhoni and a very #Yellovemoment was created by the 2 legends!

Tune-in to #IPLOnStar LIVE on daily basis.#BetterTogether pic.twitter.com/hzDDdMkYjG

— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) May 15, 2023

Talking concerning the recreation, Dhoni’s CSK have been comprehensively crushed by KKR in what could be their final dwelling recreation of IPL 2023 except they enter the playoffs.

Chasing a goal of 145, KKR crossed the ending line with six wickets and 9 balls to spare, with captain Nitish Rana and Rinku Singh scoring match-winning half-centuries. Rana remained unbeaten on 57 off 44 balls whereas Rinku made 54 off 43 deliveries to arrange KKR’s chase after they misplaced their first three wickets for 33 runs contained in the fifth over.

(With AFP Inputs)