MS Dhoni, the star wicket-keeper batsman of Team India, has been a favorite of Indian fans throughout his career. In such a situation, when England all-rounder Ben Stokes recently mentioned Dhoni's 'lack of intentions' for the Indian team while chasing a 338-run target against England during the 2019 World Cup, many fans were told this Did not like it. Expressing displeasure over this comment of former Team India fast bowler S Sreesanth Ben Stokes said that Dhoni Bhai will end the career of this all-rounder. He also challenged Stokes to take on Dhoni and said that he would not be able to dismiss the star Indian batsman.
Sreesanth raging on Ben Stokes about the statement against Dhoni: Sreesanth said during a live session on Halo, 'I will tell you a little bit that Ben Stokes pray that Dhoni bhai don't play against you again. Nothing goes away from the memory of Dhoni bhai. Slowing down on Stokes, Sreesanth said, 'I make him all the best that if the IPL or England-India is not found anywhere, so far it is getting 2 or a million or not, Dhoni bhai will end his career too. I openly challenge Ben Stokes, he cannot dismiss Dhoni bhai, no matter how the best all-rounder in the world.
Sreesanth said, "All I want to say to Ben Stokes is that you have been playing for 4-5 years since I am not playing, I really want to bowl to you, to answer that you have Dhoni's What have you said about it? Stokes wrote in his book 'On Fire', 'When MS Dhoni came to play and needed 112 runs in 11 overs, of course, the way he played was strange. He showed more confidence in singles rather than sixes. There were dozens of balls left and India could win. (Dhoni) or his partner Kedar Jadhav showed little or no intention. However, the star all-rounder later clarified that he did not mean that India had intentionally lost the match to England.
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