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MS Dhoni craze at Ekana: Quinton de Kock’s wife shares noise level warning as Thala walks out to bat

MS Dhoni craze at Ekana: Quinton de Kock’s wife shares noise level warning as Thala walks out to bat

Chennai Super Kings' MS Dhoni once again rolled back the clock and bludgeoned a powerful cameo against Lucknow Super Giants

MS Dhoni, the legendary former Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain, delivered a stunning performance on Friday in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 match against Lucknow Super Giants (LSG). Dhoni, who came to bat at number eight, hit 28 runs in just nine balls, which included 16 runs in the final over.

The wicket of Moeen Ali in the 18th over led to Dhoni’s arrival, which was unsurprisingly met with a huge ovation from the fans in Lucknow, who cheered their hearts out for Dhoni. The fans were ecstatic as Dhoni walked out to bat, and their cheers were so loud that they reached a decibel level of 95 decibels.

MS Dhoni’s entry leads to “warning” sound levels

Sasha de Kock, the wife of Quinton de Kock, who is part of LSG team, posted a story on her Instagram showing her smartwatch displaying a warning signal for a loud environment. The photo was taken at the exact moment when Dhoni walked out to bat. Sasha de Kock’s Instagram post highlighted the vibrant atmosphere at the Stadium in Lucknow. The photo showed her smartwatch reading that “10 minutes at this level can cause temporary loss,” indicating the high decibel levels of the cheering crowd.

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