Former Indian cricketer and commentator Parthiv Patel (Parthiv Patel) by Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain MS Dhoni (MS Dhoni) has given a big statement on the fitness of the great wicketkeeper-batsman for the upcoming IPL 2024.

The return of MS Dhoni in the upcoming IPL 2024 will be one of the major attractions of the tournament, where he will probably captain the defending champions Chennai Super Kings (CSK) for the last time. Meanwhile, the former Indian captain has already started his preparations for the upcoming IPL 2024 and videos and pictures of his practice are going viral on social media.

‘There is a lot of difference between looking fit and staying fit’: Parthiv Patel on MS Dhoni’s fitness

However, there has been no official confirmation yet about the fitness of MS Dhoni, as he had undergone knee surgery last year after leading CSK to the fifth title, and now Parthiv Patel has done it this year. Interesting revelations have been made about it.

Parthiv Patel was quoted by Times Now as saying: “We didn’t talk about cricket at all. We had gone there to attend the wedding of a common friend. We did not talk about cricket because we had gone to attend a wedding. We usually talk about cricket on the field only. We don’t talk about cricket on such occasions, we were just having fun. Well, there is a lot of difference between looking fit and staying fit. Maybe you’ll find someone with a six-pack.”

“He will only play when it is appropriate.”

Parthiv Patel further said, “But he may have a knee injury and may not be able to play the game. So whether he is fit for the game or not, only once he starts practicing, or whether he has started practicing for a long time or not, it will be right to say about it only after some time. I have also seen some pictures just before what you have seen on social media. it’s very difficult. Still there is still time for IPL. So, I am sure that if he has made up his mind or he has started playing or not playing, he will play only when it is appropriate and he will fit in right.”