India, May 21 -- There was a time when nothing MS Dhoni did could go wrong. Anything he touched turned into gold. Be it the first-ever T20 World Cup, or the first 50-over World Cup, the first tri-series in Australia or becoming the first-ever captain to win all three ICC major events. However, the fact of the matter is that it was all a lifetime ago. Dhoni is now 43, and despite trying his best to stretch in the interest of the Chennai Super Kings, it's all going horribly wrong for him and the franchise. It's close to six years since Dhoni retired from international cricket, and no amount of training for a month or two is enough to perform at the top, let alone a tournament with a competitive nature like the Indian Premier League.

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