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Yograj Singh calls MS Dhoni 'Filth', blames him for Rayudu's retirement

  •   Wed, Jul 10 2019 02:17:50 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - New Delhi (SHP)

New Delhi, Jul 10: Former Indian cricketer, Yograj Singh, father of the famous Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, slapped critical comments on M S Dhoni, calling him 'filth'. Yograj showcased utter disdain toward Dhoni and blamed him for Ambati Rayudu's retirement.

Earlier in the week, Rayudu had announced retirement from all forms of cricket as a result of not being selected for World Cup 2019.

Rayudu expressed his disappointment and questioned the selectors who chose Vijay Shankar over him. In a response by the selector M S K Prasad, Shankar was considered because he 'gave three dimensions' to the team.

Yograj in a comment said, "Rayudu, my son you took the decision in haste. Come out of retirement and show them what you are capable of." Yograj played only one test and six ODIs for India.

Yograj praised Sourav Ganguly who used to give opportunities to young players. However, when it came to Dhoni, he said, "People like MS Dhoni will not remain forever. Filth like these will not remain forever."
  

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  • SK, MANGALORE

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    It seems personal vendetta creeped in to Indian team, as we have so many talented cricketers around.

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  • abdul, udupi

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    This game of kiri kiri ket is a big money making and betting machine.
    Lots of politics are going on in this pett kammi game. Fools of our country are following this game and not working properly on the days of the match.
    This games needs to be banned forever and traditional sports needs to be encourage like kutti donne, kabaddi, etc

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    Who is Yograj Singh ...

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  • Just, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    "Yograj praised Sourav Ganguly who used to give opportunities to young players"

    So many flaws in his statements
    1- Rayudu is 33-34 years old. Pant is 21 and Mayank Agarwal 28
    2- Kohli is the captain
    3- MSD is not the selector
    4- Kohli has promoted lot of youngsters in his team

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  • I wish I was There, Bahrain

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    Stop watching cricket everyone, start watching other sports.

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  • Dinesh, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    Rayudu is not performing upto the mark....Yograj can't digest the performance of Dhoni....

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  • aqqi, mangalore

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    MSD DISMISSED SO MANY PLAYERS 1 virendra Shewag 2. Gautham Gambir 3. Yuraj singh 4 Irfan Pathan 5 Amith Mishra 6 Ambathi Raydu ....................................

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Wed, Jul 10 2019

    This Sardar is off his rocker, when did MDS become a selector ?

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