The former Indian cricketer Sridharan Sriram’s two fingers were broken by Dhoni in his early years during a training camp in Bengaluru in 2003–2004, according to Uthappa.
The former Indian cricketer Sridharan Sriram’s two fingers were broken by Dhoni in his early years during a training camp in Bengaluru in 2003–2004, according to Uthappa.
In fact, Sridharan Sriram was hurt by him. He came out and launched it directly at the bowler. It struck Sriram when he extended his hand. We mistook him for chasing the ball when he crossed it and continued running towards the locker room. He realised right away that his hand was broken. He may have had two fractured fingers in the end. We all gained an understanding of MS’s striking force. Then I realised he will represent India.
Both for the Chennai Super Kings and the Indian cricket team, Uthappa and Dhoni have played a significant amount of cricket together. Before retiring, Uthappa played for CSK for two seasons. Additionally, he described how early in his career, he grew close to Dhoni.
Both for the Chennai Super Kings and the Indian cricket team, Uthappa and Dhoni have played a significant amount of cricket together. Before retiring, Uthappa played for CSK for two seasons. Additionally, he described how early in his career, he grew close to Dhoni.
“We both were fond of clothes,” he continued. We frequently went shopping back then. We used to share meals. We were a team. RP Singh, Piyush Chawla, Munaf Patel, Suresh Raina, Irfan Pathan, MS, and I Every day, we used to order roti, butter chicken, jeera aloo, and daal makhani. MS has very strict dietary requirements. He used to only eat the gravy and skip the chicken when eating butter chicken. He used to forego roti if he had chicken. Nothing has changed about him. He has not changed from the first time I met him.He’s really straightforward and uncomplicated.
