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MS Dhoni (Image source- BCCI/IPL)
Cricket is passionately loved by the people of India. The craze of the game is so much that it is no less than a religion. One of the craziest fans to have ever existed is Sudhir Kumar Choudhary. He is well-known for attending every home match played by the Indian team since 2007. Sudhir also raises donations from the cricket-loving public for some foreign tours. He is frequently spotted at stadiums with his body painted in India's national colours.
The Indian team fan has also formed strong bonds with certain Indian players. More recently, he visited MS Dhoni at his home. He posted some images with the veteran cricketer and his family on his Twitter account. In it, he notified that it was a yearly tradition early on, but this visit was the first since the Covid-19 outbreak.
"Got a chance to come again to Mahi bhai's house, keep coming every year but did not come for a few years due to corona," he wrote in the caption of the tweet.
Here is Sudhir Kumar Choudhary's tweet
Got a chance to come again to Mahi bhai's house, keep coming every year but did not come for a few years due to corona.@msdhoni pic.twitter.com/1nkwOw5rSH
— Sudhir Kumar Chaudhary (@Sudhirsachinfan) May 29, 2022
Sudhir Choudhary was born in Muzaffarpur, Bihar, in a semi-rural area. At the age of six, he got fascinated with Indian cricket and became a follower of Sachin Tendulkar. He dropped out of school when he was 14 and is presently unemployed. He stated that he devotes his life to watching Indian cricket matches, and he relies on public support.
On the other hand, MS Dhoni has been retired from international cricket for a while now but continues to play for Chennai in the Indian T20 League. During Chennai's last game in the ongoing Indian T20 League, the legend revealed that he would continue playing in the yellow next year as well. When asked if he will continue playing for the team next year as well, he said, "Definitely, I will play next year. It would be unfair to not play in Chennai. It won't be nice to the CSK fans. Whether 2023 will be my last year or not, that is something we will have to see."