Dhoni's Back...Quite Literally So: CSK Shares Thala's Video With Daughter Ziva

"#Thala @msdhoni's back...quite literally so! Smiling face with smiling eyes #WhistlePodu," CSK captioned the tweet, crediting Dhoni's wife Sakshi for capturing the video.

Cricket fans and followers from across the world are missing all the action which has come to complete pause on account of the coronavirus pandemic. The same holds true for the 'Whistle Poddu' fans of Chennai Super Kings who are devoid of watching their legends like MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina and others entertaining them with their cricketing pedigree had the IPL not been suspended indefinitely. The die hard Dhoni CSK, on Tuesday has something to cheer about as CSK shared a video where Dhoni is seen spending time with daughter Ziva and his dog at his lawn in Ranchi with his back towards the camera. "#Thala @msdhoni's back...quite literally so! Smiling face with smiling eyes #WhistlePodu," CSK captioned the tweet, crediting Dhoni's wife Sakshi for capturing the video.

#Thala @msdhoni's back...quite literally so! ???? #WhistlePodu VC: @SaakshiSRawat pic.twitter.com/UmZmb9A9uf

— Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) May 5, 2020

The seasoned wicketkeeper batsman is also seen giving the dog some catches with the ball with Ziva for company. The fans have not been left completely dissapointed as the cricketers have been either interacting with their fans on social media or sharing some intresting pics from what they are doing in the lockdown. Had COVID-19 not wreaked havoc, the cash-rich T20 league would have been in full action and all eyes would have been trained on Mahendra Singh Dhoni, returning to cricket after a sabbatical. Dhoni, CSK's three time title winning captain who led India to 2007 T20 and 2011 ODI World Cup triumph, has not played competitive cricket since India's 2019 World Cup semi-final loss to New Zealand. The 38-year old was supposed to make a much-awaited comeback in the IPL and had also attended CSK's camp before the deadly virus forced sport across the world to come to a grinding halt. Meanwhile, dashing England wicket-keeper batsman Jos Buttler has said that Dhoni has always been a big idol and while playing in the IPL one lesson for him has been how the former India skipper manages all the fanfare and still performs in crunch situations. "MS Dhoni has always been a big idol of mine and chaos is always going around him, people wanting a bit of him, the cricket and the noise. "....it is such a great lesson to just watch him and see first hand how to manage all that thing if you have to perform at the top level and perform in those crunch moment, that certainly has been one of the massive pluses," Buttler said in an interview to Lancashire Cricket with Warren Hegg.