MS Dhoni To Retire From IPL After GT vs CSK Match? “Haven’t Achieved…”, Say Fans

The chatter round MS Dhoni‘s IPL future continued to dominate headlines as Chennai Super Kings took on Gujarat Titans of their closing match of IPL 2025 on Sunday. While CSK have been eradicated from the IPL 2025 playoffs race, the intrigue over Dhoni’s choice turned a subject of dialogue between each followers and consultants. Dhoni didn’t affirm whether or not he will probably be taking part in subsequent season or not however social media was crammed with followers having their say on the subject. While there have been some who instructed that Dhoni ought to have retired earlier, an awesome majority requested him to proceed taking part in within the competitors.

So humorous to see @cricketaakash , Saba Karim, Badrinath, Bangar discussing whether or not #Dhoni ought to retire. All of them collectively have not achieved a fraction of what’s wanted to be in the identical room as him. #IPL25 #GTvCSK

— Quo Vadimus (@Chetlur) May 25, 2025

Ahead of the GT conflict, Dhoni made an enormous assertion about his future.

Dhoni mustn’t retire,we’re all watching IPL for the one purpose MSD #Thalaforreason #starniadugu @StarSportsTel

— Korada Raj (@korada_raj) May 25, 2025

“My body is surviving. Every year is a new challenge. It needs a lot of maintenance. It is the last stage of my career. Didn’t trouble me enough when I was playing international cricket,”

Coming to the match, seasoned Devon Conway and promising Dewarld Brevis produced fifties of contrasting character, laying the inspiration for Chennai Super Kings’ wholesome 230 for 5.

Once the Super Kings elected to discipline first on a brilliant scorching midday, their batters vindicated the decision by skipper MS Dhoni.

Conway and Brevis led the cost with a 52 off 35 balls, and a 23-ball 57 on a clean pitch. But Conway’s knock was put to shade a bit by cameos by Ayush Mhatre (34, 17b) and Urvil Patel (37,19b), who made runs at a respective strike charge of 200 and 194 ensured runs got here at a quick clip for CSK.

(With PTI inputs)