SPORT

‘Ultimate finisher’ MS Dhoni is the identity of TATA IPL: Irfan Pathan

(UTV | INDIA) – Former Indian pacer Irfan Pathan believes TATA IPL has witnessed several finishers but MS Dhoni’s status is second to none because the former India captain has been the face of this league since its inception.

Chennai Super Kings senior cricketer MS Dhoni’s name is on everyone’s lips after his match-winning knock against Mumbai Indians. With his performances in the most exciting season of IPL, Dhoni is proving why he’s regarded as the ultimate finisher in the tournament.

Speaking on Cricket Live on Star Sports, Pathan said, “MS Dhoni is the greatest finisher in the history of IPL. Year after year, someone else has been joining this list but no one has been able to displace Dhoni. He is the identity of this league, its true ambassador. MSD and AB de Villiers have been the biggest finishers in the history of IPL, but Dhoni is at the forefront of it. He is the greatest.”

”If we talk about this season, it is pertinent to mention the names of Rahul Tewatia, Dinesh Karthik, Shimron Hetmyer because they have been finishing the games continuously for their teams. But when it comes to the ultimate finisher, obviously only one name will come to the mind and that is Dhoni’s.”

Pathan also claimed that despite languishing at the bottom half of the points table, no team can still take Chennai Super Kings lightly for the defending champions know how to win games from the worst of situations.

Speaking on Cricket Live on Star Sports, Pathan said, “No team can make the mistake of underestimating CSK. This is a team which knows how to snatch victory from the jaws of defeat. This team has done it many a time and that is why it has always been the most dangerous of sides in the history of the league.”

Related posts

Match-fixer pictured in Sri Lanka metres away from international players

Staff Writer

Under 19 Inter Schools Cricket Tournament.: Thurstan beat Dharmapala

editor

Former Australian Cricketer Steve Rixon appointed as Fielding Coach of the Sri Lanka

utvnewsenglish