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- Mahendra Singh Dhoni spoke after Chennai Super Kings' 83-run win over Gujarat Titans on May 25, 2025, about his IPL future and the 2025 season.
- Dhoni and the team faced an ordinary season with a poor batting performance and fitness struggles, leading to CSK finishing bottom of the table for the first time.
- Dhoni confirmed he has four to five months to decide about retirement but did not rule out returning, emphasizing the need to assess fitness and contribution to the team.
- Dhoni emphasized that he has several months to thoughtfully consider his future and is in no rush to make any immediate decisions about retirement.
- Dhoni will return to his home in Ranchi and enjoy bike rides before deciding on playing in IPL 2026, while CSK plans to integrate younger talent and prepare for next season.
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OTTplay Bails And Banter | Chennai vs Rajasthan | Pre-Match Analysis
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I'm not saying I'm done, I'm not saying I'm coming back": Dhoni hints at uncertain future - IndiaPost NewsPaper
AHEMDABAD: Chennai Super Kings (CSK) skipper MS Dhoni remained coy about his future in professional cricket but expressed satisfaction after CSK wrapped up their season with a commanding 83-run win over Gujarat Titans (GT) at the Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday. “It’s good. I wouldn’t say today was housefull, but a decent number of crowd. Good to finish on a winning note. This was among the perfect performances,” Dhoni said in the post-match pre…
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