MS Dhoni might quietly end his amazing career: Aakash Chopra

Aakash Chopra, a former cricket player, believes that former CSK captain MS Dhoni may have a low-key exit from the IPL. Chopra is supporting RCB to triumph at home in their last group-stage match.

Ankush Pandey Ankush Pandey
May 18, 2024 - 15:04
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MS Dhoni might quietly end his amazing career: Aakash Chopra
MS Dhoni could say goodbye in silence, according to Aalash Chopra. (Courtesy: PTI)

INTRO

  • RCB vs. CSK might be MS Dhoni's last IPL match.
  • Aakash Chopra believes that RCB might defeat CSK at home.
  • Chopra praises Dhoni for his self-reinvention this season.

MS Dhoni's final Indian Premier League match may be between RCB and CSK. RCB is on an incredible run, winning five straight games at the end of the 2024 season, but both clubs are still in the running for the playoffs this year. MS Dhoni would have to say a silent farewell to the IPL if RCB wins and CSK is eliminated from the competition, according to former cricket player Aakash Chopra.

Dhoni has been in amazing hitting form since making his IPL 2024 comeback after recovering from a knee injury. The iconic captain has thrilled fans with his towering sixes despite having limited time at the bat due to age and other problems. Chopra commended Dhoni for his season-long self-reinvention and praised him for his amazing career.

This year, Dhoni has undergone a transformation. He is trying to convey to us all the importance of not resting on our laurels. The program must be updated and upgraded, regardless of how good it is. In the event that this team loses and MS Dhoni is ruled out of action moving forward, this could be his final game. Aakash Chopra posted on his YouTube channel, "It might be a low-key kind of farewell to his amazing career."

With only 10 victories in 31 games, RCB has a dismal record versus CSK. When asked when RCB last triumphed against CSK at home, Chopra recalled that it was during the Parthiv Patel period.

"RCB's last victory over CSK at the Chinnaswamy dates back a long way. The Player of the Match at the time was Parthiv Patel, who was competing. Chopra stated, "He probably made a fifty and ran out of the last ball."

In order to advance to the tournament's playoffs, RCB would have to win their game by a specific margin.