IPL 2025: MS Dhoni officially confirms his retirement ...Middle East

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) legend MS Dhoni has dropped a massive hint about his retirement ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. The keeper-batter has potentially confirmed that the upcoming edition of the league will be his last as a player for the five-time champions.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 is around the corner and the preparations for the tournament have already started. The tournament is all set to begin on 22nd March and will be played over two months, with the final scheduled to take place on 25th May.

Coming to Chennai Super Kings, the five-time champions have arrived at their den at the Chepauk Stadium. Fan favorite MS Dhoni also has joined the team, and his arrival in Chennai seemed like a festival, with the franchise welcoming him in a grand way along with some other players of the team.

But what caught the attention of many was the T-shirt that MS Dhoni was wearing. "One last time" was apparently written on his clothing, but it wasn't a straightforward message. It was written in morse code, a system of communication using dots and dashes.

The Morse code suggested that MS Dhoni's T-shirt has "One last time". Here's how the code was written:

• --- -. .

• .-....- ... -

• - .. -- .

This reads:

• ONE | --- -. .

• LAST | .-.. .- ... -

• TIME | - .. -- .

? ONE LAST TIME ?MS Dhoni’s T-shirt hints “One Last Time” in Morse code on Chennai arrival! pic.twitter.com/Pizcr58Xgh

Dhoni’s T-shirt morse code says - “ONE LAST TIME” pic.twitter.com/tmCXKh4U2h

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