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Some Tried To Create A Rift Between MS Dhoni And Me: Virat Kohli

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velu Grand Master

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Their bonding has become stronger with the passage of time and Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli is proud of the fact that no external force has been able to affect his friendship with predecessor Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

"A lot of people try to plug in stories of rift between us. The best part is neither he reads those articles nor do I. And when the people see us together, they wonder 'wasn't there rift between the two'. We laugh among ourselves and say we didn't know there was one," Kohli said during an episode of web-series 'Breakfast With Champions'.

Kohli also spoke about Dhoni's childlike enthusiasm.

 

"Lot of people don't know but he has childlike enthusiasm. He gets intrigued by things easily and is always looking for something new that will interest him," the 29-year-old said.

Kohli recalled a funny anecdote from his younger days which he had shared with Dhoni and how he literally burst out laughing.

"I once told him a funny story of my U-17 days. It was my academy's match. There was this new boy and I threw the ball at him and asked 'kahaan se' (meaning from which end will you bowl). The boy answered: 'Bhaiya Najafgarh se'! "When I recollected this incident and told MS about it, he started laughing and this was happening as the match was on," Kohli said.

Kohli may be calling the shots now but his reverence for Dhoni is there to be seen.

 

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"I don't think I have ever come across a better cricketing brain just in terms of planning, knowing what's happening in the game and what can be done. Obviously, I go by my instincts but whenever I ask him anything 8 or 9 out of 10 times what he says, works. Our friendship has only grown over the years," Kohli said.

For those who were skeptical about how easy the transition would be, Kohli applauded Dhoni for helping make it rather seamless.

 

"The transition happened so smoothly. No one on the field (players) felt that there has been a change. Everything is happening smoothly and I am happy that he is there by my side during my initial years of captaincy. I am lucky to have him." Kohli went to the extent of stating that at the crease he has blind faith in Dhoni's abilities.

 

"MS and me have a great understanding. While running between the wickets, if he says two, I just close my eyes and run because I know that his judgement is so correct, I will make it."

 

 

this wont go down well with Haterz :phehe:

considering the fitness level of Dhoni ( check van damn split ) wont be surprised if both dhoni and kohli retie together :blush:

 

 

https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/some-tried-to-create-a-rift-between-ms-dhoni-and-me-virat-kohli-1771417?pfrom=home-topstories

 

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asterix Mentor

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Their bonding has become stronger with the passage of time and Indian cricket captain Virat Kohli is proud of the fact that no external force has been able to affect his friendship with predecessor Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

"A lot of people try to plug in stories of rift between us. The best part is neither he reads those articles nor do I. And when the people see us together, they wonder 'wasn't there rift between the two'. We laugh among ourselves and say we didn't know there was one," Kohli said during an episode of web-series 'Breakfast With Champions'.

Kohli also spoke about Dhoni's childlike enthusiasm.

 

"Lot of people don't know but he has childlike enthusiasm. He gets intrigued by things easily and is always looking for something new that will interest him," the 29-year-old said.

Kohli recalled a funny anecdote from his younger days which he had shared with Dhoni and how he literally burst out laughing.

"I once told him a funny story of my U-17 days. It was my academy's match. There was this new boy and I threw the ball at him and asked 'kahaan se' (meaning from which end will you bowl). The boy answered: 'Bhaiya Najafgarh se'! "When I recollected this incident and told MS about it, he started laughing and this was happening as the match was on," Kohli said.

Kohli may be calling the shots now but his reverence for Dhoni is there to be seen.

 

ms-dhoni-virat-kohli-pti_806x605_71505882758.jpg

 

"I don't think I have ever come across a better cricketing brain just in terms of planning, knowing what's happening in the game and what can be done. Obviously, I go by my instincts but whenever I ask him anything 8 or 9 out of 10 times what he says, works. Our friendship has only grown over the years," Kohli said.

For those who were skeptical about how easy the transition would be, Kohli applauded Dhoni for helping make it rather seamless.

 

"The transition happened so smoothly. No one on the field (players) felt that there has been a change. Everything is happening smoothly and I am happy that he is there by my side during my initial years of captaincy. I am lucky to have him." Kohli went to the extent of stating that at the crease he has blind faith in Dhoni's abilities.

 

"MS and me have a great understanding. While running between the wickets, if he says two, I just close my eyes and run because I know that his judgement is so correct, I will make it."

 

 

this wont go down well with Haterz :phehe:

considering the fitness level of Dhoni ( check van damn split ) wont be surprised if both dhoni and kohli retie together :blush:

 

 

https://sports.ndtv.com/cricket/some-tried-to-create-a-rift-between-ms-dhoni-and-me-virat-kohli-1771417?pfrom=home-topstories

 

 

The way things going, Kohli might retire before Dhoni... :nice:

 

Now you need to maintain your “working hand” fitness level...

beetle Rising Star

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Give it time .:bebored:

Ek mayaan mein do talwarein .

 

Right now it is a symbiotic relationship.The day it turns parasitic,things will change.

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Vk1 Grand Master

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Won a odi worldcup on home soil playing as favorites, that debut T20 victory was fluke anyway. Lost so many overseas tests and other crucial games. All this when the standard of the team has improved hugely since late 90s. Ganguly did far better facing mighty aussies, strong Pakistani and south Africans teams. Dhonis brain should be donated for R n D if all they say is true.

maniac Grand Master

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Kohli doesn’t need to come across  a a-hole to the brain dead Dhoni mob by trying to throw Dhoni out....Dhoni is trying his best to show his uselessness.

 

Since we are playing at home, we are on auto pilot so doesn’t really matter... but soon things might fall into place.......hopefully :pray:

 

 

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Laaloo Grand Master

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1 minute ago, SK_IH said:

dhoni is embarrassing himself every time he represents india in t20 match now,just like that useless jadeja i dont trust dhoni anymore if the situation comes down to 50 of 5 overs

If we need 50 of 5 overs, he will tuk tuk till 30 is required off the last over and then try to win the match. 

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5 minutes ago, Laaloo said:

If we need 50 of 5 overs, he will tuk tuk till 30 is required off the last over and then try to win the match. 

or take single/double and give the responsibility of hitting to his partner and when 15-20 needed of 2 overs,wll start hitting,he still plays with that mindset 

speedheat Enthusiast

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12 hours ago, Vk1 said:

Won a odi worldcup on home soil playing as favorites, that debut T20 victory was fluke anyway. Lost so many overseas tests and other crucial games. All this when the standard of the team has improved hugely since late 90s. Ganguly did far better facing mighty aussies, strong Pakistani and south Africans teams. Dhonis brain should be donated for R n D if all they say is true.

100% true brother well said, welcome to icf,we lost 5t20 WC under his useless captaincy despite having a quality team but these chamchas have settled for his mediocrity. :couch2:

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