WATCH: MS Dhoni gives epic reply to RCB fan during a talk show event

MS Dhoni is the most successful captain for team India. As the 42-year-old wicket-keeper batter has won all three major trophies during his captaincy stint with the Men in Blue side. The Jharkhand-born batter has been one of the best finisher in the cricketing fraternity and he was the last captain for the side to win a major trophy and since then the Men in Blue went the closest was in the ODI World Cup 2023 final where they lost against Australia. 

During a event, one ardent Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) fan asked that he has won 5 trophies with Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and requested that if he can win one trophy with RCB as they are yet to win a trophy. The Bangalore-based franchise, have qualified for the final thrice and ended up on the losing side all the three times. 

The Indian Primier League (IPL) 2024 mini-auction was a grand success with CSK picking up some key players like Rachin Ravindra, Shardul Thakur and Mustafizur Rahman in cheap prices and they could be effective as well in the pitch of Chennai. They bought Daryl Mitchell for a helfty amount of 14 crore INR. 

Here's the video 

MS Dhoni's response when one of the RCB fan asked Dhoni to come and support RCB to win a title.



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You know, they (RCB) are a very good team: MS Dhoni

MS said, "You know, they (RCB) are a very good team. Also what you need to see is in cricket, everything doesn’t go according to plan. So, If you’re talking about IPL, all the 10 teams are very strong if they have all the players available. The problem rises if you are missing a few players because of injuries or something like that. RCB are a very good team and everybody has a fair chance in IPL."

"As of now, I have so many things to worry about in my own team. So I would like to wish every team all the best, but other than that I can’t really do much as of now. Imagine me trying to support or help other teams. How would our supporters feel? How would you feel?"