MS Dhoni in England: After flooring everyone by attending a Wimbledon match, legendary cricketer MS Dhoni was next seen catching up with West Indinan great Gordon Greenidge and Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan. Dhoni, who was seen as fit as ever struck a cool pose with the two superstars during India’s first ODI against England. Follow IND vs ENG Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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MS Dhoni in England: Dhoni catches up with legendary West Indian cricketer Gordon Greenidge, & Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan – Check Pictures
IND vs ENG: Kareena Kapoor shares a beautiful post of her husband Saif with Greenidge – Although MS Dhoni always manages to steal the limelight from other superstars, this time it was not to be as Greenidge grabbed eyeballs. Kareena Kapoor better half of Saif also shared a story on the Instagram account of her husband and Greenidge. She gave a perfect caption which read, Genius.
MS Dhoni in England: Dhoni catches up with legendary West Indian cricketer Gordon Greenidge, & Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan – Check Pictures
IND vs ENG: MS Dhoni spends quality time in England with his family and close friends – MS Dhoni, who turned 41 on July 7 celebrated his birthday in London with his family and close friends. He was also seen attending a Wimbledon game and also a T20I game between India vs England. Dhoni, who is considered one of the greatest finishers of the game was also seen giving advice to youngsters in the Indian team.
Ishan Kishan, Pant, and the rest of the young players were all ears to what Dhoni was advising. The legendary cricketer was also seen obliging fans for selfies during India’s 1st ODI against England. It is still not clear when the 41-year-old will leave for India, but by the time he is in London, he is truly giving fans a million reasons to smile.
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