Fact Check: NO! MS Dhoni didn't say "Not Me" to Danny Morrison at toss
Chennai Super Kings captain MS Dhoni dropped another mystery for his fans to muse.
At the toss of match no. 45 between Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK), MS Dhoni in his classic way dropped another riddle for the world to ponder upon. The debate over Dhoni's retirement from IPL as many speculate will be the last this time, Danny Morrison questioned him about the same. As expected, there wasn't any clarity from the skipper as he gave a reply in his traditional way, "Well, you have decided it's my last".
The whole cricket fraternity is closely listening to Dhoni whenever he is on screen for a few words. At the toss, was no different moment because as soon as he gave this statement, it took over social media with MS Dhoni trending. Many big accounts also mistook his statement and posted that MS Dhoni has replied 'Not Me'. As per the video, Dhoni never suggested anything about his future in IPL.
Fake news all over Twitter:
Danny Morrison said, "This wonderful swansong tour, your last, how are you enjoying it?" Dhoni cleverly bailed out of the situation with no hints given about his future in the IPL. Morrison then addressed the crowd saying, "So, you are coming back. He's going to come back. Ok. He is coming back to play next year. Good to see you."
[rank_math_rich_snippet id="s-cc61ff1e-bd35-4b44-83d7-f8a14b519029"]Watch: MS Dhoni's conversation with Danny Morrison at the toss:
MS Dhoni is now one of the very few players to be playing in the league since its inception in 2008. Having build a legacy, fans are rushing to the stadiums in anticipation to have the last glance of MS Dhoni playing. Be it CSK's home ground or away grounds, the love for Dhoni and CSK has come showering.
Rain deprives the fans of action as rain abandons the game for only the second time in the history of IPL outside of Bengaluru
It has been only the second time in the history of IPL that a game ended in 'No Result' outside of Bengaluru. The first happened in Delhi in 2011 between Delhi Daredevils & Pune Warriors India. Today's game between LSG and CSK was perfectly set up for another thriller after Ayush Badoni's courageous knock on a tough track. After being reduced to 44/5, Ayush Badoni took charge and played a counter-attacking inning of 59*(33) until the rain disrupted the action.
For CSK, the spin trio of Moeen Ali, Ravindra Jadeja, and Maheesh Theekshana made all the noise as they collectively accounted for all the seven wickets of LSG that fell today. As seen previously, low-scoring games have turned into last-ball thrillers and this match was too heading toward the same.
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