A FAN SLAMS COMMENTATOR FOR MAKING COMMENTS ON MS DHONI; LATTER INSTANTLY REACTS! 

Chennai Super Kings' (CSK) captain MS Dhoni is not just a cricketer in India, he is an emotion to thousands of fans across the world. 

Till date Dhoni has achieved everything a cricketer can wish for from big ICC titles, No. 1 spot in Tests, with over 10,000 ODI runs and close to 5,000 Test runs, including 108 half-centuries and 16 tons overall with lots more added to the list and not to forget the immense love and respect that he has gained from his fans. 

Despite Dhoni not doing well in IPL 2020, fans are still in full support of him and also love him to bits.

Even after CSK being out of the playoffs Dhoni's avid fans cannot digest any form of criticism of the former Indian captain. 

A recent incident happened when former New Zealand cricketer-turned-commentator Simon Doull was slammed after his criticism was directed to Dhoni. His comments went viral after CSK's dismal show in IPL 2020 but that did not stop Doull from reacting strongly to the comments.

The fan wrote, “Dear Simon, Please stop commenting on MS Dhoni! Hope you mind your own job. You have not done anything extraordinary to criticize the great man! With all due to respect please abstain from such habits! – CSK wellwisher."

Minutes later the former New Zealand cricketer-turned-commentator shared the screenshot of the message on his official Twitter handle, and clarified that it is a part of his job to pass remarks on the game of players and their tactical decisions.

Doull tweeted, “Really sorry Pratik but in case you don’t understand the job of a commentator, it is to comment on the game and people playing it. Have a great day mate.”

Doull, is currently part of the ongoing IPL 2020 edition, which is being held in the UAE. He has also been vocal on various aspects of the gentlemen's game.

Meanwhile, check out the tweet below:

Really sorry Pratik but in case you don’t understand the job of a commentator, it is to comment on the game and people playing it. Have a great day mate. #bizzare pic.twitter.com/j7S8wCw6sv

— Simon Doull (@Sdoull) October 27, 2020