Still got it! Virat Kohli uttered the words after he scored a match-winning 77 against the Punjab Kings. Just six days later, MS Dhoni has spoken those words with his bat. Coming in to bat with the Chennai Super Kings 120/6 and 72 runs still needed in 23 balls, Thala scored 37 off 16 balls and ended the DC vs CSK match with the highest strike rate.
From recording his 300th dismissal to his mighty maximums, everything MS Dhoni was involved in proved to be a highlight. However, there was one shot that rolled back the years. Having already hit 17 off 10 balls, the wicketkeeper struck a mind-blowing one-handed six to none other than South African speedster Anrich Nortje.
Despite his bottom hand coming off, Dhoni hit a massive six over the deep wicket boundary and sent the ball way into the stands. He then followed it up with a four over the fielder at mid-on and then another maximum over the extra-cover region to end the match.
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