Dhoni doesn't like to talk about retirement and there are chances he may look for comeback.
Former India captain MS Dhoni's chances for the next T20 World Cup has been affected because of Coronavirus pandemic. Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 was his big opportunity to shine and make a comeback to the side.
But the tournament is under uncertainty for now. BCCI has postponed the league till April 15 because of the current situation.
There are chances fans may not get to see the 38-year-old in the blue jersey again. But Dhoni has still not taken a call on his retirement which keeps fans hopeful.
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The latest report of ABP News may add more to fans' hope as Dhoni's friend said the wicket-keeper batsman got angry when he asked him about retirement.
"Mahi gets angry when we ask him questions on his retirement. He still feels he is the fittest of all and quickest wicket-keeper in India," Dhoni's friend told ABP News.
"He has worked even harder in the last few months before everything stopped. I haven't seen him doing agility training so intensely ever. He knows he is not getting younger and perhaps that is why training even harder to keep himself fit. He has proved everyone wrong when no one backed him. Now there are millions of fans to back him. So he will take his chances for sure," he added.
Dhoni hasn't played competitive cricket for India since World Cup 2019 exit in the semi-final. He had continued practice with Chennai Super Kings camp, but the ongoing lockdown put a halt on it.
(WITH ABP NEWS INPUTS)