Published 17:55 IST, October 19th 2019
Aakash Chopra has a special tribute to MS Dhoni in 'Dhoni-land'
Aakash Chopra had come forward with a special tribute for MS Dhoni in Ranch by attempting his trademark 'Helicopter Shot' as India take on SA in the third Test.
Aakash Chopra seems to have excelled as a commentator and expert analyst of the gentleman's game in the last few years. This has been his second innings after he did not click as a cricketer as he could only play 10 Test matches for India from 2003 to 2004 respectively. He was then roped in by Kolkata Knight Riders for the inaugural edition of the IPL in 2008 which was his only IPL stint. Apart from commentary and expert analysis, Chopra is also active on social media and has won praises and criticism of fans on many occasions. This time, the stylish commentator has taken his experiment to a new level.
Aakash Chopra's special tribute to MS Dhoni
Aakash Chopra had a very special story for MS Dhoni. It so happened was that Chopra, who is a part of the commentary panel for the third and final Test match against South Africa which is being played at MS Dhoni's hometown in Ranchi decided to imitate one of the legendary cricketer's trademark shot i.e the 'Helicopter Shot'. The cricketer-turned-commentator went on to post the video on social media. Watch it right here.
Meanwhile, one of the fans had asked Chopra how many sixes he had hit in his career to which the commentator replied that he had not hit any.
'Frustration is not constructive', says MS Dhoni
"I also feel frustrated, disappointed and angry. I also feel the irritation if things do not go our way. But its all about how do you channelize that. It is about whether the frustration was leading to something wrong for the team. I feel equally emotional I feel angry at times I feel disappointed but what is important is none of these are constructive. What needs to be done at the moment is more important than any of these emotions. I am just like everyone else but I just control my emotions slightly better than some of the other individuals. But we Indians are emotional and we thrive on emotions, but I always felt my emotions should be in my control and it will help me think about the process than the result as results put you under pressure."
Updated 18:41 IST, October 19th 2019