Will Mahendra Singh Dhoni play for India again?

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T-20 World Cup winner, World Cup winner, Champions Trophy winner, 3 times IPL winner, 2 times Champions league winner; is there anything left which he hasn't won for India? And there is still a doubt that whether we will play for India gain or not?

MSD last played in July 2019, when a direct hit of Martin guptill in the World Cup semifinal broke 150 crore hearts at the same time. Since then he has not played any game. Earlier it was said that he wanted some rest, so he made himself unavailable for the selection. Later it was said that the selection committee has moved on from Mahendra Singh Dhoni. How can a selection committee move on from a player who had score 600 runs in his last 16 innings at an average of 60!

Mahi silently retired from the test cricket, silently left the ODI captaincy and I believe whenever he will retire he will retire silently. I personally want that MSD should get a farewell match, which I believe 150 crore people want too. We all want to see our hero for the one more time.

Recently in CSK's camp, MSD was spotted practicing and having fun. A lot of his teammates told that MS was looking supreme fit, was hitting the ball very nicely and was looking determined. What can be taken out from this? Was he thinking for a comeback? A lot of assumptions can be made since no one has been really able to read his mind ever.

I personally want MS to play if he is fit and is hitting the ball well, atleast till the T-20 World Cup. I don't know whether he will play again or not but it seems more difficult day by day that he will be seen in blue Jersey again for India. It's very sad but you never know what MS is going to do next so let's stay positive.

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