MS Dhoni's silent tribute? CSK captain travels low-key, but his t-shirt sends a loud message
MS Dhoni (AP Photo)
NEW DELHI: hennai Super Kings (CSK) captain
Mahendra Singh Dhoni
was recently spotted aboard a flight wearing a black t-shirt that drew attention for its powerful message: "Duty, Honour, Country." A fellow passenger captured a video of Dhoni placing his cabin luggage in the overhead compartment, and the clip has since gone viral on social media.
With
IPL 2025
currently suspended, all teams are on standby awaiting the resumption of the tournament.
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As reported by TimesofIndia.com
, the league is expected to restart either by Thursday or, at the latest, Friday.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (
BCCI
) is actively working to finalise the revised schedule and logistics. It's understood that matches will resume across various venues in India, excluding Dharamsala.
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The week-long suspension was announced after the
Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals
match in Dharamsala was disrupted due to
drone strikes
from across the border, which led to a floodlight failure and a swift evacuation of the stadium.
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Heightened border tensions prompted the BCCI to pause the tournament in the interest of safety.
Meanwhile, CSK have already bowed out of playoff contention for IPL 2025, having won just three out of their 12 games so far.
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