Call it a co-incidence or sheer luck, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has always been at the right place on the right time.
His inimitable coiffure became a cynosure of world leaders. Every inch of his tresses made front page news. He stood by his selected few and brought world to his feet. He gave the small town cricketers a chance to move forward.
Is he one of those blessed ones who are born with a winning touch? Or is he just another lucky bloke for whom everything miraculously falls into place?
Ask Mahendra Singh Dhoni and he will, probably, just flash a smile in your direction. Deep in his heart, though, he knows how much work has gone into his nascent success and how many sacrifices he has already made.
A grateful Mahendra Singh Dhoni sent a note of thanks and Rs. 10,000 to Green Park stadium’s pitch curator for preparing the turning track that helped India score a series-levelling win over South Africa in the third Test here.
Jharkhand High Court directed Harmu Housing Colony resident B.P. Sinha to write an apology letter to Team India ODI skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Sinha, a retired government employee, had written a letter to Dhoni earlier, forbidding him to construct a swimming pool in his new house in the colony. At that time the matter of was pending in the high court.
To the roar of lions on-screen and a three-hour high-voltage entertainment show, the Gladiators of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for the Indian Premier League 20:20 cricket tournament were officially launched in Chennai on Saturday.
The team was announced in the presence of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, India’s one-day captain and wicketkeeper, and the captain of the Chennai Super Kings team.
