WATCH: MS Dhoni skilfully serves 'Panipuri' to RP Singh & Piyush Chawla in the Maldives

MS Dhoni was last seen in Indian colours during that heartbreaking World Cup 2019 semi-final against New Zealand at Old Trafford, Manchester on July 10 last year. He has been on a sabbatical since n and re are details about when he will be back at highest level. Meanwhile,  die-hard fans are curious about what he is up to especially when he makes his presence felt on social media and w former Indian skipper has tried to do something 'Hatke'.

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MS Dhoni serves Panipuri in Maldives

You have heard that right. This is what Dhoni decided to do during his recent trip to Maldives. Mahi, who is only captain to win all major ICC trophies, decided to become a Panipuriwala as he was seen serving famous Indian street food to two of his good friends and former Indian team-mates RP Singh and Piyush Chawla. After having tasted it, RP Singh compliments his ex-skipper by saying that it is indeed very delicious. video was posted on social media as well. Take a look.

Coming back to MS Dhoni cricketer, veteran wicket-keeper batsman will most probably be seen in action during upcoming edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) which starts from March 29 and concludes on May 24. MSD will be leing Chennai Super Kings (CSK) as passionate fans will be hoping that y would lift trophy for fourth time. 

Kapil Dev on MS Dhoni's comeback

During a recent interview with a news channel, Kapil Dev said that as veteran wicket-keeper batsman has t played cricket for a long time, he cant make a comeback from anywhere. Meanwhile, 1983 World Cup-winning skipper also mentioned that upcoming edition of Indian Premier League (IPL) will be very crucial for 2011 World Cup-winning captain.

"If you haven't played cricket for so long n I don't think you can come back from anywhere. But he still has IPL, his form re will be important and selectors should see what is best for country", said Kapil Dev.
 

"Dhoni has done a lot for country but when you don't play for 6-7 months, you leave a doubt in everyone's mind. And n that creates a lot of discussions which shouldn't happen'', he ded.

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