'He wanted to earn 30 Lakh from cricket and live life peacefully' - Wasim Jaffer on MS Dhoni's mindset in first couple of years

MS Dhoni, the former Indian skipper has turned his name into a big brand. His name is enough to speak about his achievements and contribution to cricket. He has done something that a professional player cannot even dream of. However, he began as a normal player, who had a small dream of living a simple life. But, at that time nobody knew that he will become the best skipper in the history of Indian cricket. Now, Wasim Jaffer, the former Indian cricketer opened up over the same while replying to a fan on social media.

The 38-year-old is the only captain in the history of cricket, who has won T20 World Cup, 50-over World Cup, and ICC Champions Trophy. He is lightning quick behind the stumps. He earned the reputation of the best finisher as he helped India in winning some crucial games. Moreover, who can forget his match-winning knock in the final against Sri Lanka in the 2011 World Cup. There is not much left for him to achieve as a cricketer.

Wasim Jaffer makes a revelation about MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni is currently one of the richest cricketers across the globe. As per the reports, he has a net worth of around INR 800 Crore. Every multi-national brand wants him as their brand ambassador due to his influence on the youth across the globe. But, in the starting phase of his career, he just had a dream of earning an amount of 30 Lakhs, so that he can live his life easily in his hometown. And, Wasim Jaffer made this surprising revelation in a hilarious way.

A fan took to his Twitter handle and shared a still of MS Dhoni. Furthermore, he questioned Wasim Jaffer about his favorite memory along with the former Indian skipper. The fan post read, “Favourite memory with MS Dhoni..”

Soon, Wasim Jaffer took to his Twitter handle and wrote, “In his 1st and 2nd year with the Indian team, I remember he said, he wants to make 30 lakhs by playing cricket. So, he can live peacefully for the rest of his life in Ranchi.”

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