MS Dhoni is known for calm and collected manner on the cricket field. However, there are moments when even 'Captain Cool' gets angry.
MS Dhoni is quite chatty behind the stumps. He keeps talking to bowlers and encouraging them. He often makes suggestions about the field also.
Team India's chinaman spinner Kuldeep Yadav recently recalled an incident when MS Dhoni lost his cool and got angry during one such conversation. The wicketkeeper yelled at Yadav after the bowler didn't listen to him about setting the field.
India's wrist spinners Kuldeep Yadav and Yuzvendra Chahal recently appeared on the chat show 'What The Duck' where they talked about their experience, struggles and other things related or unrelated to cricket.
When Dhoni got angry
Yadav and Chahal also explained how MS Dhoni helps them during the game. They said that Dhoni does half of their job from behind the wicket. They talked about the T20I match in Indore where Sri Lanka were scoring briskly against India. India had scored 260 runs in the first innings and Lankan batsmen were also scoring freely.
MS Dhoni was regularily giving tips to Yadav and Chahal asking them to bowl away from the batsmen.
At one time, Dhoni asked Yadav to change the field and remove cover and bring point up. However, Yadav said that he was okay with the field. Dhoni then got angry and yelled at him, "Am I mad here who has played 300 matches?"
Yadav quickly agreed after that and soon got a wicket. Dhoni then walked up to him and said, "That's what I was talking about."
Chahal's glasses and yoga with Jacqueline
Chahal explained the reason behind his glasses. The spinner revealed that he actually has weak eye-sight and had to wear glasses to pass the fitness test for becoming an income tax officer.
Chahal also recalled how he was very nervous during a shoot with actress Jacqueline Fernandez. He was amazed to see Jacqueline Fernandez to do a perfect headstand while he had to get help to do so himself.
Yadav and Chahal also recalled the best moments of their careers including Yadav's hat-trick and Chahal's best bowling spell.
Here's the full show:
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