MI vs CSK: MS Dhoni will be honored and a memorial will be built on the same stand

MI vs CSK: The next match of Chennai Super Kings is with Mumbai Indians. This match will be played on April 8 at the Wankhede Cricket Stadium in Mumbai. Before the match, MS Dhoni will be honored here and a memorial will be built on the same stand. There Dhoni hit the winning six in the 2011 Cricket World Cup final.

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MI vs CSK: 12 years ago on 2 April (2011) India won its second World Cup

12 years ago on 2 April (2011), India won its second World Cup. Team India became the champion after defeating Sri Lanka in the final. MS Dhoni hit the winning sixer, which is etched in the memory of every cricket fan. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) will reserve the seat where he went six. In memory of that moment, a memorial will also be built on that stand.

MI vs CSK IPL 2023: MS Dhoni will be honored

Match number 12 of the Indian Premier League will take place between Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings at the Wankhede Stadium. It will be after a long time that Dhoni will come to Wankhede. Dhoni will be honored at the stadium on the occasion of winning the World Cup for India and becoming a memorial. Let us tell you that the proposal to build a memorial at Wankhede was given in 2020.

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This memorial will be built on the stand where Dhoni fell after going for the winning six

Mumbai Cricket Association President Amol Kale told ANI- The MCA Apex Council has decided that a memorial will be built at the Wankhede Stands to celebrate the 2011 victory in a small way. This memorial will be built on the stand where Dhoni fell after going for the winning six. We would request Dhoni to inaugurate the memorial himself. It is expected to be inaugurated on April 8 when Dhoni will be at Wankhede for the match, although it is not finalized yet.