New Delhi: While celebrating the victory of Chennai Super Kings in Tata IPL 2023, business tycoon Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to express his views on MS Dhoni’s future. In a tweet, Mahindra expressed his happiness to hear that Dhoni may continue to play in the IPL for one more year, but also shared an interesting take on the cricketer’s potential beyond the confines of cricket.
Mahindra acknowledged Dhoni’s extraordinary talent and pointed to his previous association on the NCC review panel, which was chaired by the respected Jay Panda. Through this experience, Mahindra observed Dhoni’s intellectual abilities and perhaps discovered a potential opportunity for the iconic cricketer to enter the political arena.
The tweet captured Mahindra’s belief that Dhoni should consider entering the political arena. While he expressed satisfaction at the idea of Dhoni continuing in the IPL for another year, Mahindra also hinted at the idea that Dhoni’s intellectual ability and experience could be valuable in the political arena.
As the tweet resonated on social media, fans and followers of both Dhoni and Mahindra began eagerly discussing the possibilities and implications of Dhoni joining politics. The tweet became a catalyst for thought-provoking conversations, as people reflected on Dhoni’s potential contribution beyond the cricket field and the positive impact he could have on society at large.
I’m glad to hear that, like most people #MSDhoni I can stay for another year #IPL, But I won’t hold out hope for much longer, because I believe they need to consider the political field. I worked with him to chair the NCC review panel @PandaJay And saw that his intellectual… https://t.co/4uuhWIGFat
— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) May 30, 2023
Dhoni led CSK to beat defending champions Gujarat Titans in IPL 2023 final
In an interesting and surprising final of IPL 2023, Chennai Super Kings defeated defending champions Gujarat Titans on the last ball when CSK’s Ravindra Jadeja hit Mohit Sharma for a boundary that needed a ball to spare.
The finale was stopped several times by rain due to which the match was reduced to 15 overs.