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MS Dhoni
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MS Dhoni seen in video swapping business class seat with economic class co-passenger

| @indiablooms | Aug 22, 2020, at 08:12 pm

Chennai/IBNS: Former Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has once again shown his humility while he was enroute to Dubai to play the delayed 13th edition of Indian Premier League (IPL).

In a video tweeted by one George, Dhoni can be seen talking to a man who was travelling in an economic class.

Dhoni had swapped his seat because the man's legs were too long and it would have been difficult for him to sit in the economic class.

Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket on Aug 15.

However, the wicketkeeper-batsman will lead Chennai Super Kings in IPL scheduled to begin in the coming month.

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