Every statement of Dhoni is breaking the hearts of fans, he said this in Jaipur after Mumbai-Kolkata

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As the IPL 2023 season is progressing, so is the heart rate of Mahendra Singh Dhoni's fans. Since the start of this season, there have been speculations that this could be Dhoni's last IPL. However, now Dhoni is also seen gradually giving hints about this to the fans.

Dhoni first hinted at retirement in Mumbai

Dhoni gave his first hint of retirement at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. Here Team India won the final match of the World Cup in the year 2011. Before the match against Mumbai Indians, he said about the Wankhede Stadium that it is one of the most memorable places when you think about it, not only the 2011 win but the reception we got when we returned to India after the 2007 win. This is the stadium where Dhoni hit sixes in the World Cup 2011 final to make the Indian team the second ODI world champion after 28 years. To commemorate this six, the Mumbai Cricket Association decided to build a victory memorial which was inaugurated by Dhoni.

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Played a lot of cricket at Eden Gardens ground: Dhoni

After this, Dhoni went to the ground of Eden Gardens in Kolkata in a flashback. Before the start of the match he said that I have played a lot of cricket on this ground. I had a job in Kharagpur which was two hours away from here. This is where the enthusiasm and love comes from. After the match, he said that the people here wanted to give me a farewell. They came in large numbers to support us. I am very thankful to him. I hope most of these guys wear KKR jersey next time.

Dhoni recalled an innings of 183 runs in Jaipur

After this, Dhoni recalled his innings of 183 runs after reaching the Swai Mansingh Stadium in Jaipur. After losing the match against Rajasthan, Dhoni said this is a very special place for me. My first ODI century in Visakhapatnam came after playing 10 matches but the 183 I scored on this ground gave me a chance to play one more year of cricket. I am very happy to be here again and I feel good.