Netflix India can't stop its tears from 'streaming' as MS Dhoni announces retirement

Legendary Indian cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket on August 15 and wishes poured in for the wicketkeeper-batsman from all over the world. Streaming platform Netflix too wished the favourite skipper of Indians in its own style. Netflix India took to Twitter on Saturday to wish MS Dhoni 'good luck' in his retirement adding that it can't stop its tears from ''streaming''.

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The post that Netflix shared last night has garnered more than 23,000 likes and over 3,400 retweets. Netizens have flooded the comment section with messages filled with love and respect for their Mahi. One user wrote, 'Don't worry. He'll be back as coach one day. Team India can't afford his absence for too long. One and only MSD." Another user commented, "Time machine kab kaam aayegi. C'mon. Take it. Go in the past. Make sure he doesn't tweet it. "

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Dhoni, retirement & IPL

Dhoni announced his retirement on Instagram on Independence Day, where he wrote, "Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. from 1929 hrs consider me as Retired". Following Dhoni's retirement, his Chennai Super Kings teammate Suresh Raina also said that he would be joining the former captain in his journey. Dhoni will next be seen in action in the United Arab Emirates, where he will play in the Indian Premier League (IPL), leading his side Chennai Super Kings. 

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