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Astonished at Mahendra Singh Dhoni's life span, previous India hitter Robin Uthappa says the Chennai Super Lords charm's "mind is keeping awake to date" and the main thing that could end his drawn out run in serious cricket is his body.

Dhoni has showed colossal structure this IPL season, controlling CSK with his rankling appearances, the most recent coming in the match against Lucknow Super Monsters in which he pummeled a nine-ball 28 here on Friday.

Talking on JioCinema, Uthappa said, "The main thing halting him is his wellbeing. His wellness will be the main thing that prevents him from playing any further. He adores the game, is profoundly energetic about it, and needs to keep playing it.

"Assuming there's anything that will stop him, it will be his own body that will give way. The brain is keeping awake to date."

Dhoni pummeled a four and a six off Mohsin Khan prior to crushing Yash Thakur for another greatest. He completed the innings with two additional fours as 19 fell off the last finished.

Discussing Dhoni's adventures, previous India pace lead Zaheer Khan said, "The thunder is getting greater, better, and stronger, as is MS Dhoni's presence on the field.

"He's getting endlessly better with each inning he is playing. The sheer effect of him, it's fantastic to see him go out there and put this sort of squeeze on the bowlers. It was simply amazing."

Requested to bat first, Ravindra Jadeja concocted a strong unbeaten 57 preceding Moeen Ali (30 off 20) and Dhoni (28 off 9) went on a six-hitting binge to take CSK to a battling 176 for six.

In answer, KL Rahul (82) and Quinton de Kock (54) batted with power during their game dominating coalition of 134, the most noteworthy organization for any wicket at the Ekana Arena, as LSG scored 180 for 2 of every 19 overs to recuperate from consecutive losses and unite their situation in the table.

Uthappa additionally applauded Rahul's innings, saying the thump has supported his possibilities of getting picked in the T20 World Cup crew.

"Totally magnificent. What I love about this innings is that he played to the value of the ball. He didn't attempt to do excessively, didn't attempt to fabricate shots, and just played to the value of the field... He drove from the front.

"Over the most recent few weeks, I figured he wouldn't figure On the planet Cup crew. Be that as it may, assuming that he keeps batting how he is at this moment, he'll get himself a spot," Uthappa said.

"Whether it's as a save opener or a wicket-guardian, I figure you could see him back among the leaders of the crew."