NEW DELHI: As MS Dhoni gears up for an additional IPL season with the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), hypothesis looms over whether or not this may be his ultimate marketing campaign within the league. Having led CSK to their fifth title triumph within the earlier season, Dhoni’s management and expertise stay invaluable property for the workforce.


As the Yellow Brigade prepares to step onto the sector as soon as once more, all eyes are on Dhoni as he goals to steer CSK in the direction of one more shot at IPL glory.


While questions persist about his future past this season, Dhoni’s focus is undoubtedly fastened on the duty at hand: guiding his workforce to success, beginning with the extremely anticipated conflict towards Royal Challengers Bangalore within the season opener on March 22 at Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium.

South Africa legend AB de Villiers stated Dhoni’s workforce will as soon as enter into the match as title favourites.

“There were a lot of rumours about MS Dhoni finishing up last year, that was not the case, ladies and gentlemen. He would be back again. Will this be his final season? No one knows. He just seems to be this diesel engine that never ends. He keeps running. What an incredible player, what an incredible captain,” De Villiers stated on his YouTube channel.

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De Villiers, who represented RCB and Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) throughout his IPL profession, lauded CSK and credited Dhoni for making the five-time champions an ‘intimidating workforce’.

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“I believe it’s through their presence, it’s through the leadership of MSD, a calm coach in Stephen Fleming, senior players in Ravi Jadeja, and others who have really set this incredible culture alive. They are a very intimidating team to play against. They are never easy to beat,” De Villiers stated.

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“That is always a great characteristic of a very successful unit, of a very successful franchise. When you are playing well, it’s, ‘Yes, no problem, no one’s gonna stop us’ but when you are not playing so well – they always find a way to compete,” he added.

“They won last year. Yes, they want to defend their title but there’s almost no pressure on MSD and his troops and I think that makes them dangerous. Can they go back-to-back? They certainly have the ability,” the South African stated.