Chennai Super Kings as well as former India captain MS Dhoni has once again won the hearts of everyone. He has assured all his players that he would leave the CSK camp after all his players left for home safely and securely as well.

However, he has told his players on a video chat that since the IPL was happening in India amid the crunch time of the global pandemic novel COVID-19, foreign players must leave first and then the domestic players should leave for their home. And, as per a report in The Indian Express, Dhoni will be the last person to leave for home.

“Mahibhai said that he will be the last person to leave the hotel. He wanted foreigners to leave first, then the Indian players. He will be taking the last flight tomorrow when everyone reaches their home safe and secure,” a member of the Chennai Super Kings franchise said to The Indian Express.

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However, CSK has organised a charter flight to take its players from Mumbai. Notably, the ten-seater aircraft took some of its players to Mumbai and Rajkot in the morning and later in the evening another flight will take players to Bangalore and Chennai as well. MS Dhoni will leave for his hometown Ranchi on Thursday evening only.

On the other hand, only Mumbai Indians took the initiative to send their overseas players by chartered flights. These flights will reach New Zealand, West Indies via South Africa. However, as per Cricbuzz, they have invited other overseas players to join them as well. It is also noteworthy that, Mumbai Indians has a few Kiwi cricketers including Trent Boult, Adam Milne, James Neesham, Shane Bond.

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However, other New Zealand players from other teams are likely to join them as well. Notably, one flight will take off for Trinidad where Kieron Pollard stays which will travel to West Indies via Johannesburg in South Africa where South African cricketers-Quinton de Kock and Marco Jansen stay. This flight will leave in the next one or two days as well.