WATCH: MS Dhoni gives interesting reply to fan's question on Chennai winning Indian T20 League 2023

The fans of former legendary Indian skipper and wicketkeeper-batter, MS Dhoni are eagerly waiting to see their hero in the next edition of the Indian T20 League. Notably, 2023 might be the last season of the cash-rich T20 league for the 41-year-old. The two World Cup-winning skipper had already hanged his boots in international cricket in the year 2020.

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Recently, Mahi was spotted interacting with his fans the video of which has immediately gone viral over social media within minutes of being shared on social media. The fans didn’t miss the chance to click some pictures with one of the most successful captains in the history of Indian cricket.

Apart from the clicking of photos with the fans, a part of the video is also making rounds on social media. In this section of the video, a fan talked about Chennai winning the Indian t20 League.

To this reaction from the fan, MS Dhoni responded with ‘Will try’ followed by a smile.

Here’s the video:

" Will try " - Dhoni on winning IPL 2023.pic.twitter.com/vOkY598X1r

— Dhoni Army TN™ (@DhoniArmyTN) December 12, 2022

In a recent line of events, the Indian Cricket Board has finalized the name of 405 players for the mini-auction in Kochi. Talking about the initial updates on the list of players, 369 cricketers were selected for the auction by 10 teams from the initial list of 991 individuals. Later on, 36 more players made it to the list at a request from the teams.

So now, there are 405 names to feature in the upcoming auction for the 2023 edition of the Indian T20 League.

Out of these 405 shortlisted cricketers, the number of Indian names is 273. Whereas on the other hand, 132 foreign cricketers are there on the list of players who will go under the hammer.

Speaking of the 132 foreign players, 4 belong to the associate teams.

Here’s a look at the bifurcation of players according to their current stature in cricket:

1. Total Capped Players – 119

2. Total uncapped players – 282, and

3. Players from associate teams – 4