MS Dhoni's Comeback as Chennai Super Kings' Captain After Gaikwad's Injury
MS Dhoni, 43, to lead Chennai Super Kings after Ruturaj Gaikwad's injury.


MS Dhoni, at the age of 43, is set to captain the Chennai Super Kings for the rest of the Indian Premier League season following Ruturaj Gaikwad's elbow injury. Dhoni, a veteran of the game, has a remarkable history with the franchise, having led them to five IPL titles. This comeback has raised expectations despite the team's current form. His batting average this campaign is impressive, and his leadership is highly regarded. Gaikwad's injury has opened the door for Dhoni's return to the captaincy.
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