Viral: MS Dhoni meeting an elderly fan at Wankhede is the best thing on the Internet today
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is one of the most followed players in the world and the way he treats his fans is absolute gold for every spectator.
We have witnessed many a time fans do crazy things to get the attention from India's 2011 World Cup winning captain. Recently, in an IPL match between Chennai Super Kings and Mumbai Indians, Dhoni gesture towards his sweetest (probably) fans has won many hearts.
In the most anticipated clash between MI and CSK at Wankhede Stadium, an old female fan of Dhoni came in support of his team with a written note on a paper, "I am here only for Dhoni."
After the match, Dhoni couldn't stop himself and came out of the dressing room to met the old fan who was accompanied by a girl. Dhoni graciously met both of them and had a chat with her with a smile on his face.
Dhoni also clicked selfie and signed Chennai Super Kings jersey for them to make their day even more special.
Earlier, Mumbai Indians put an end to MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings' winning run as the Blues inflicted MS Dhoni and Co's first loss of the season, winning by 37 run.
Hardik Pandya literally ran away with the game in the death for MI as he hit a 8-ball 25. In fact, he was well supported by Kieron Pollard as well as the batsman hit 7-ball 17 with two sixes. Dhoni said that while there are plans for opposition players, the execution didn't happen on Wednesday.
"We do have one-on-one plans, we needed to know where we could cut-off the boundaries, which batsmen to target, a boundary-less or two could have made a difference to a 10-12 run over or a 7-run over," MS Dhoni said after the match.
To be fair, CSK were never in the chase after losing two wickets early into the innings and Dhoni said that building momentum was important.
"We needed to build some momentum, but we need to know when to plan for those. It is a tough thing - this so-called momentum, it doesn't really matter, a good start from the bowlers will make things tight, once you set the tone, the game goes along in that flow," he added.
