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Dhoni called time on his international cricket career in August 2020, but he still plays cricket for his fans in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
He has not given any clear indication about his retirement yet, which keeps the excitement of knowing about his retirement alive.
When will Dhoni got retired, Mohammad Shami revealed the secret !
Dhoni’s former Indian colleague Mohammed Shami recently shed light on the possibilities of his retirement in an interview.
Shami said on Shubhankar Mishra’s YouTube channel, “You (media) people are questioning his future. The man himself says, ‘We will see’.”
He told that Dhoni had advised him that the player should choose the time of his retirement very carefully. He said, “When should a player retire? When he gets bored and when he feels that he is about to get addicted,”
Shami also told some other important things which helped in knowing and understanding Dhoni’s retirement.
Shami said, “But the first and foremost thing is that when you stop enjoying the game, it is a sign that your time has come.
It is better that you choose the best moment to retire. Because if you are not able to stick to a particular format then your body starts giving you signals. This is the time when a player should retire.”
This clearly shows that Dhoni has given importance to his game and wants to share it with his fans as well.
So, it would be appropriate to say at this time that curiosity remains about this special aspect of Indian cricket.
Will Dhoni still show his magic in IPL, or has the time come for this unique player to retire? To answer this question, we will have to wait for Dhoni’s next step.
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