IPL 2022: MS Dhoni’s new pet – Check out: Former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni seems to have found a new love these days. In the latest Instagram post shared by Sakshi Dhoni, Captain Cool can be seen chilling out with a new pet – a parrot. In the post, a parrot can be seen sitting on Dhoni’s shoulder while he is posing for the click. Follow InsideSport.in for more sports news and latest updates
IPL 2022: Sakshi Dhoni reveals MS Dhoni’s new pet through Instagram post – Check out
Sakshi Dhoni on Wednesday shared a picture on Instagram revealing MS Dhoni’s new pet with the caption: “Mahi” and his “Honey” !
In the picture, a parrot can be seen sitting on Dhoni’s shoulder while he is posing for the click.️
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Soon, Chennai Super Kings also took to Twitter and shared MS Dhoni’s latest picture with the caption: Chumma Kili! along with an emoji of a Parrot & Yellow heart. Check out –
Chumma Kili! 🦜💛#Thala #WhistlePodu 🦁 pic.twitter.com/oGZjbvhpKS
— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) November 17, 2021
MS Dhoni’s pets: MS Dhoni’s animal love is not new to the world. The Captain cool already has four pet dogs Sam (a Belgian Malinois), Lilly and Gabbar—two white huskies, and Zoya – a Dutch Shepherd at his Ranchi Farmhouse which can be often spotted in Sakshi Dhoni’s Instagram posts and stories.
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Earlier in May 2021, MS Dhoni added a horse to his family of pets. Welcoming the stallion on May 1, Sakshi Dhoni wrote: “Welcome Home Chetak! A true Gentleman esp when you met Lilly! Happily accepted in our pack.”
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Dhoni meanwhile is likely to be seen back in action in the IPL 2022. All the eight older franchises have November 30 as their last date to name the retentions while the retention window for the two new franchises is from December 1 to December 25 with the IPL 2022 mega auction likely to take place in January 2022.
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