Ruturaj Gaikwad, the captain of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), discussed MS Dhoni at the pre-game news conference for their Sunday, March 23 matchup against the Mumbai Indians (MI). The young captain talked about how the five-time IPL champion has been staying in shape throughout the tournament’s training camps and build-up.
MS Dhoni may no longer be captaining the team, but it appears that he has a lot of faith in Gaikwad, and the 28-year-old top batsman has a lot of respect for him as well.
Despite Dhoni’s training being somewhat limited, Gaikwad publicly acknowledged that he has not appeared out of shape since the first day of training when discussing his fitness standards. Gaikwad also used Sachin Tendulkar as an example, who is 51 years old and still actively competes in retired cricketers’ events.
His training, in my opinion, is largely restricted to his goals. or whatever his position in the IPL could be. To put it simply, it’s all about trying to get as many sixes as you can, getting the swing right, and being in the finest possible form,” Gaikwad stated.
That’s what I believe he was attempting to achieve at first. And even on the first day, I didn’t think he was in a bad mood. Given how long he has been doing it, I believe it is clear that he is unique. Even at 50 years old, Sachin Tendulkar is still batting at his peak right now [51]. Therefore, I believe we have many years left,” Gaikwad continued.
In relation to MI vs. CSK, the game is scheduled to take place at the Chepauk (M. A. Chidambaram Stadium). In addition to trying to win a record-breaking sixth championship this season, this will be the 38th meeting between the rivals.
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