Cricket players and spectators alike refer to MS Dhoni as “Captain Cool,” and the terms “cool” and “composed” are often used to describe him. Dhoni has never or hardly ever lost his composure or behaved aggressively when the going got tough, whether he was chasing or defending a total in a nail-biter. had observed. He is human, though. Sometimes difficult circumstances cause his personality to falter. The game against Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday saw one of those exceptional moments in cricket, where Dhoni celebrated a dismissal that changed the course of the play and perplexed even the analysts.
Dhoni has a rare celebration and cheers loudly.
In the Eden Gardens, KKR was chasing 236 when Jason Roy, who was set up beautifully, threatened the hosts with a miracle or freakish chase in the 15th over. The third-highest score in IPL history and the highest ever at Eden Gardens was CSK’s final score of 235. As a result, KKR was attempting to reach an unattainable goal, but Roy’s brilliant half-century kept the side in contention until the 14th over, when Kolkata had 127 for four.
The CSK bowler Mahesh Tikshana was subsequently criticised by Roy for hitting two consecutive boundaries at the start of the 15th over, but the spinner was ultimately victorious. As Roy searched for the big shot, he lofted a delivery into the blockhole, which dove over Roy and under his bat, causing the delivery to strike the stumps.
CSK were pleased, Tixhana was ecstatic, but Dhoni’s unusual celebration was the star of the show. Dhoni, who was undoubtedly thrilled by Roy’s superb strike, yelled a loud “yeah” as soon as the wicket fell. Even current broadcaster Murali Karthik, a former cricketer for India, noted on the replay that Dhoni’s behaviour was “unusual.”
Rinku Singh was still at the crease for KKR, but the batsman had not provided assistance from the other end. Andre Russell and David Wiese, Kolkata’s final two hopes, were dismissed in back-to-back overs as KKR broke under the strain. When Prayas reached his half-century, which Rinku brings up, Kolkata was still far from winning.
