WATCH | Away From Cricket, Dhoni Hums Popular Bollywood Song With Friends

Recently a video of MS Dhoni has surfaced where he can be seen humming the tune of a popular Hindi song which was posted by an Instagram user.

Die hard MS Dhoni fans eagerly  await the comeback of the former Indian skipper and seasoned stumper, who is on a self imposed hiatus from international cricket following India's semifinal exit exit from the ICC World Cup in England. India's seaoned glovesman and clinical finisher  has not donned the blue jersey over over five months, missing out on the tour of the West Indies and and the home series against South Africa and Bangladesh. Despite his absence from the game, Dhoni is toiling hard to keep himself fit and fine tune his skills to the grinding demands of international cricket. Back in November, he was seen practicing at the nets at the JSCA Stadium but he himself said that till January he won't answer questions on his sabbatical. Recently a video of MS Dhoni has surfaced where he can be seen humming the tune of an old Hindi song which was posted by an Instagram user. Dhoni was seen singing the popular song "Jab koi baat bigad jaye" in the Instagram video.

 

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WARNING: PLS WATCH AT UR OWN RISK... The very talented Mr Mahi ...🎤 @mahi7781 pls dont kill me for postin dis one !!!🥰🥰 But dis awaaz had to b shared !!🎶🎵🎼 @sakshisingh_r urs comin soon ! Duet singer : @anubhavdewan_ wah wah wah !!! Audience : me n #monusingh Thank god @sambhavdewan ur dad came to de rescue... Thanksss @__refulgence for an amazing night !!🥳🥳🥳

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"WARNING: PLS WATCH AT UR OWN RISK... The very talented Mr Mahi ... @mahi7781 pls dont kill me for postin dis one !!! But dis awaaz had to b shared !! @sakshisingh_r urs comin soon,' the user wrote. The fans loved Dhoni's singing and praised the musical side of his personality MS Dhoni, who captains Chennai Super Kings in the IPL, will miss the limited-overs home assignment against the West Indies, starting December 6, and comprising three T20 Internationals and an equal number of one-dayers.