MS Dhoni did not come to watch the World Cup final, know the reason
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The World Cup 2023 campaign has ended. Australia has won this World Cup match. From the beginning of the campaign till the final match, the Indian team looked to be in good form. The Indian team remained undefeated and secured its place in the finals. Everyone including the Indian fans believed that the Indian team would win this World Cup trophy. Meanwhile, it was also coming to light that the successful captain of the Indian team, MS Dhoni and Kapil Dev of Ahmedabad Narendra Modi Stadium are coming. MS Dhoni’s fans were very happy to hear that they will be able to see their Captain Cool. But this did not happen. Mahi was not seen in the stadium during the final match. All the fans were looking for him in every VIP box so that everyone could see MS Dhoni but it did not happen.
Kapil Dev’s statement came out after the final match
Kapil Dev told ‘ABP News’, ‘I was not invited there. They didn’t call me so I didn’t go. It is just that simple. I would have liked the entire 1983 team to be there with me but I think it is such a big tournament and people are so busy with responsibilities that sometimes they forget.
MS DHONI was in Uttarakhand
Some time ago, MS DHONI’s picture was going viral very fast on social media. It is noteworthy that MS Dhoni has gone to his native village with his family. MS Dhoni’s ancestral village is in Almora, Uttarakhand. The final match of the World Cup was played on 19 November. Let us tell you, that day was the birthday of MS Dhoni’s wife Sakshi Singh Dhoni and both of them were in their village that day. After which, on November 20, MS Dhoni left for Ranchi from Pantnagar airport with his family.
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh reacted
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh, reacting to this, said, ‘It is completely unacceptable that the cricket body did not invite Kapil Dev for the World Cup final in Ahmedabad. Like Bedi, Kapil Dev is also known for expressing his views openly and a few months ago he had openly supported the protesting women wrestlers.
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