The veteran Indian all-rounder, Ravindra Jadeja took to Instagram to share a picture of former Indian skipper, MS Dhoni. Jadeja, who plays under Dhoni for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League (IPL), wrote a few words to describe the picture and called the former India skipper his big brother.
Captioning the picture on Instagram, the southpaw wrote: “Tumhari nazron mein humne dekha … ajab si chhahat jalak rahi hai @mahi7781 #bigbrother #rajputboys”. In the picture, Dhoni can be seen looking at a photo of Jadeja where the all-rounder is celebrating his performance where he bagged three wickets for 18 runs against Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2018.
Soon after the all-rounder posted the picture, fans flooded the comments section with messages for Dhoni. “Only one king in cricket @mahi7781,” a fan said. “I miss m.s dhoni,” another one wrote. “Best captain & wk @mahi7781 , best fielder & all-rounder @royalnavghan,” a user praised both Dhoni and Jadeja.
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Jadeja, much like other cricketers, has been active on social media during the ongoing forced break from the game due to the coronavirus pandemic. On Wednesday, Jadeja posted a picture of him with Virat Kohli and tried to troll the India captain over their disagreement on a DRS call.
“Dekho bhai meine nai bola hai review lene [email protected] #DRS #skipper,” Jadeja had captioned his post. In reply, Kohli came up with a cheeky reply and said that the all-rounder’s doubts pop-up after he goes for a DRS call.
“Tujhe toh hamesha out hi lagta hai. Review lene ke baad sab doubts aate hain tujhe,” Kohli left a comment with a laughing emoji. However, it was Ravindra Jadeja who took the cake with a cheeky reply of his own. “Ab 15 seconds k baad bataunga,” Jadeja replied.
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If a team wants to challenge the on-field decision, they get 15 seconds to make up their mind on whether they want to go for a DRS call or not.
