“We want Dhoni, we want Dhoni,” the crowd at Wankhede Stadium chants. Dhoni is one of India’s best athletes.

Even though it’s fun and exciting to watch your favorite team on TV with friends and family, there’s nothing like going to a game and seeing your favorite team or superhero in person. When an opposing captain or team completely wipes out the Mumbai Indians, you don’t often hear the Wankhede Stadium scream at the top of its lungs. Mahendra Singh Dhoni makes himself heard wherever the Chennai Super Kings or he himself goes.

How is it when Dhoni gets there? Kids on balconies act like it’s Christmas Eve and jump around. And for those two or three minutes, even people on the street feel like they are a part of something special.

What does the MS Dhoni stand for? Magic and cockiness? Probably. Most likely not.

Mumbai Indians. Chennai Super Kings. Indian, El Clasico Nothing could be better than that. What’s an El Clasico without some excitement? Ajinkya Rahane broke the internet when he scored the fastest fifty of the Indian Premier League season of 2023.

Rahane stood still, reacted to where the ball was going, kept his shape, and drove CSK to victory. Usually, after all this, Wankhede would be so quiet that you could hear a pin drop, but he had something special planned.
Fans went crazy at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai to show love for their 2011 World Cup hero, who is now the captain of the Chennai Super Kings. What else besides electric, scintillating, spine-tingling, etc.?

“We want Dhoni!” chants set the stage on fire, and MS Dhoni was seen bulking up, but Ruturaj Gaikwad and Ambati Rayudu won the Indian El Clasico for the Super Kings.