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MS Dhoni's ex-coach slams Yuvraj Singh's dad over comments
MS Dhoni\'s Ex-Coach Slams Yuvraj Singh\'s Dad Over Comments. Chanchal Bhattacharya, a former coach of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, on Wednesday expressed unhappiness at ex-cricketer Yograj Singh blaming the Indian ODI captain for his son Yuvraj Singh\'s exclusion from this edition of the ICC World Cup.
Ranchi: Chanchal Bhattacharya, a former coach of Mahendra Singh Dhoni, on Wednesday expressed unhappiness at ex-cricketer Yograj Singh blaming the Indian ODI captain for his son Yuvraj Singh's exclusion from this edition of the ICC World Cup.
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Following his father's nasty remarks, Yuvraj Singh took to Twitter to clarify his stand on the issue.
Iv got nothing to do with statements coming out in the media ! As iv said before enjoyed playing under dhoni no issues at all
— yuvraj singh (@YUVSTRONG12) April 7, 2015 I look forward to meet msd and congratulate him on becoming a father !
— yuvraj singh (@YUVSTRONG12) April 7, 2015 "Yograj Singh is a great cricketer. I should not say much. But, he should be aware that it was Dhoni who backed Yuvraj Singh in a previous Asia Cup competition when many had been against his inclusion. Dhoni also backed him on several other occasions," Bhattacharya told PTI here.
In his reaction to the senior Singh 'cursing' against Dhoni, Bhattacharya said "Such words don't suit a great cricketer like Yograj... Moreover, he is also aware that there are five selectors who select the team."
Meanwhile, Dhoni, accompanied by his wife, paid obeisance at the famous Deori temple, about 50 km from here, on Tuesday as he geared up to lead the Chennai Super Kings against the Delhi Daredevils on Thursday in the IPL T20 competition.
India's exit from the World Cup semi-finals had no bearing on his fans as they crowded the premises of Deori temple and sought autograph from the Ranchi hero.
Visiting the temple and riding two-wheelers or cars have been Dhoni's favourite engagement when he is at home.
