This week, MS Dhoni will be hospitalised at Kokilaben hospital in Mumbai for a series of tests related to his knee ailment after playing through pain in the IPL 2023. Recently, Chennai Super Kings defeated Gujarat Titans by 5 wickets on a tumultuous Monday night that was disrupted by rain, giving MS Dhoni his fifth IPL championship.
Dhoni’s knee was hurting as he played in IPL 2023. Throughout the competition, he was required to wear a kneecap. He was also observed with thick strappings around his left knee and now after finishing the tournament, he has now gone for treatment at kokilaben hospital.
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The news has sent shockwaves through the cricketing fraternity, as Dhoni’s fitness is crucial not only for his team’s success but also for his potential participation in international matches. Let’s delve deeper into the details of the injury and the implications it may have for both CSK and the national team.
The 41-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman, known for his agility and sharp reflexes behind the stumps, has had a phenomenal career. However, as age catches up, injuries become more common, and the wear and tear on the body take a toll. Dhoni, who retired from international cricket in 2020, has continued to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for CSK, a team he has led with distinction. But his recent struggles with the knee injury have raised questions about his ability to continue playing at the highest level.
Although Dhoni retired from international cricket, his influence and experience are invaluable assets to the Indian cricket team as well for his team Chennai Super Kings in IPL.
As Mahendra Singh Dhoni focuses on his recovery, fans will eagerly await updates on his progress and hope to witness the return of one of the most iconic figures in Indian cricket.
