Ravindra Jadeja Deletes His Tweet On CSK's Captaincy Post MS Dhoni

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Ravindra Jadeja Deletes His Tweet On CSK’s Captaincy Post MS Dhoni

By CricShots - Sep 14, 2021 2:49 pm

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper, MS Dhoni will likely play only one or two seasons of the Indin Premier League (IPL) at the most. The day he retires from the cash-rich league, there will be a big hole in the Chennai Super Kings squad. While CSK can buy another wicket-keeper and a finisher, it will lose to impossible to repel someone like Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

Ravindra Jadeja had a phenomenal outing on the field

Under his captaincy, the Chennai-based franchise made it to the Top 4 in ten out of the eleven editions of the IPL they have played so fr. The only time they missed it was in 2020. The CSK are the favorites to win the 2021 edition of the IPL as well, with the team firmly placed in the Top 4 ahead of the United Arab Emirates leg of the T20 competition.

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Now, a fan army of the Chennai Super Kings team asked a question to its fans on Twitter about who will replace MS Dhoni. Interestingly, they received a response from none other than the star all-rounder of the Chennai Super Kings team – Ravindra Jadeja.

Ravindra Jadeja recently landed in the United Arab Emirates to ply his trade for CSK in the second phase of the 2021 edition of the Indian Premier League. The all-rounder replied to the following tweet with his jersey number ‘8’. CSK fans army had asked:

“Who would be your pick to captaining the CSK team after MS Dhoni ?”

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Ravindra Jadeja tweeted the number 8, which is his jersey number while responding to that question. However, soon after, he decided to delete the tweet, but the fans were quick enough to take a screenshot. CSK fan army then posted the screenshot of the now-deleted tweet of Ravindra Jadeja right here, which was shared by the CSK Fans Army themselves on their Twitter profile later.