Former India cricketer Harbhajan Singh has defended MS Dhoni's fanbase, stating that true fans want to see Dhoni continue playing for the Chennai Super Kings despite a tough IPL 2025 season.
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Harbhajan Singh praised MS Dhoni's real fanbase and criticized the prevalence of paid fans on social media.
Harbhajan Singh believes that fans genuinely want to see Dhoni continue playing, and he should continue as long as he can.
The Chennai Super Kings had their worst season in IPL 2025, being the first team to be eliminated within a month of the tournament's start.
Despite the early exit, there are signs that Dhoni’s career is far from over. The team is focused on building a young core and regaining their championship form.
Aakash Chopra, his co-panellist, playfully responded, ‘Itna sach nahi bolna tha (You weren’t supposed to be this honest).’
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