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Dhoni's stylish new look for IPL 2022 promo catches eyes

MUMBAI: Appearing almost unrecognisable, former India and current Chennai Super Kings captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, dressed as stylish bus driver, has caught many eyes in a new promotional video released by the IPL's official broadcaster Star Sports, ahead of IPL 2022, on its social media handles on Saturday.

The Times of India

Why India is a superpower in Under-19 cricket

A pool of talent that is both deep and wide, a structure that gives age-group cricketers plenty of exposure and strong competition for spots have played a role. As has the NCA, which is now looking to equip its trainees mentally for the step up from the junior level

The Hindu

CSK bid brings double delight to Dube

The Mumbai all-rounder was blessed with a baby boy earlier in the week

The Hindu

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WATCH: MS Dhoni warms up for IPL auction at the shooting range and tennis courts

In a few videos that are going viral, former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni can be seen shooting a pistol and a rifle at a gun range and then playing tennis ahead of the IPL Mega Auction 2022, to be held in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13.

The Times of India

IPL 2022: Who will captain which team?

NEW DELHI: They say that a captain is as good as his team; but it is also true that a true leader can rally an enthusiastic bunch to do great things.

The Times of India

'Bats like Virat Kohli, leads like MS Dhoni': U-19 World Cup-winning captain Yash Dhull's journey so far

NEW DELHI: "Mujhe Virat bhaiya ke jaisa cricketer banna hai (I want to become a cricketer like Virat Kohli)" - coach Rajesh Nagar recalled Yash Dhull's words from his school tournament days.

The Times of India

No more the captain, Virat Kohli talks about contributing more as a batter

NEW DELHI: Citing Mahendra Singh Dhoni as an example, Virat Kohli says one doesn't need to be a captain of a team to be a leader and now that he is not the India skipper, he might contribute more as the side's batting mainstay.

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