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MS Dhoni enjoying fishing Photograph: (X/Internet )
MS Dhoni-led CSK finished their dismal IPL campaign with a group-stage exit, being in the 10th spot on the tournament standings. They could win only four games while losing 10 in their 14 games in the league stage. The yellow outfits ended their campaign with a huge 83-run win against the Gujarat Titans in the last league match.
Meanwhile, the CSK skipper and the legendary wicketkeeper-batter, MS Dhoni, was recently spotted enjoying his off days after the conclusion team’s campaign in the tournament. He was seen enjoying fishing, wearing patriotic gear.
The photos of MS Dhoni enjoying fishing apart from the action of cricket also went viral on social media as a user shared on X (formerly Twitter).
Here's a look at the Photos:
MS Dhoni enjoying the fishing after the IPL 2025. 🔥 [Kush Mahi] pic.twitter.com/koDKiMleTh
— Johns. (@CricCrazyJohns) May 29, 2025
“I have four or five months to decide” – Dhoni on IPL retirement
Amidst the speculations of his IPL retirement, Dhoni also broke his silence regarding the same while speaking in the post-match presentation after CSK’s 83-run win over GT in the last league match.
“It depends. I have four or five months to decide [whether to play or not]. It's professional cricket; you have to be at your best. It's not performances. What's important is to see how much hunger you have. I have enough time to decide. I'll go back to Ranchi. I'm not saying I'm done; I'm not saying I'm coming back. I have the luxury of time,” he said during the post-match presentation.
Furthermore, he also spoke about CSK’s unexpected journey in the ongoing IPL 2025, as the team didn’t find the winning ways very easily and struggled throughout the tournament.
“When we started the season, the first four games out of six were in Chennai. We won tosses and chased. Second innings, we were under a bit of pressure. So I was more worried about the batting department. Now everybody has contributed. When Ritu [Ruturaj Gaikwad] comes back next year... he doesn't have to worry about too many things. Definitely you feel old [as Suryavanshi touched his feet],” he said.