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Ravindra Jadeja opens about rift with MS Dhoni during IPL 2023 due to…..
Ravindra Jadeja finally reveals shocking truth behind rift with MS Dhoni during IPL 2023—what really caused the fallout?
'We had an argument......':Ravindra Jadeja confirms about having rift with MS Dhoni during IPL 2023 due to......
New Delhi: R Ashwin interviewed Ravindra Jadeja on his YouTube channel. In this interview, Ravindra Jadeja made many important revelations. Ashwin has retired from cricket while Jadeja is still playing Tests and ODIs. In such a situation, both of them have spent a lot of time with each other in the dressing room. This interview of Jadeja is now going viral. Meanwhile, Jadeja has made a shocking revelation about Dhoni.
Why did the argument happen between Dhoni and Jadeja?
The Indian Premier League of the year 2023 was emotional for the fans. Under the captaincy of Dhoni, Chennai Super Kings won the title for the 5th time. But at the end of the tournament, many reports came when it was said that everything is not well between Dhoni and Jadeja. At the same time, a video also went viral in which both were seen arguing with each other.
But now Jadeja has made a big statement on Ashwin's podcast and has finally told why there was a fight between the two players. Jadeja said that the 2023 IPL victory was very emotional for me as I hugged MS Dhoni after scoring 10 runs off the last two balls. Also, it was an emotional moment for Mahi bhai as well. We had an argument in a few matches before the end where we disagreed over the field placement and he explained to me that it was in the interest of the team. All things came together and lifting Mahi bhai was special as it was time for me to pay back all the faith and trust shown in me by him.
Jadeja further praised MS Dhoni and said that if anyone has made my career then it is MS Dhoni. Dhoni has prepared me as a player.
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