Hokah Controversy! IRFAN PATHAN SUR MS DHONI: ‘Mere Bina Khana Naha Kate Le’ | Cricket news
New Delhi: The former versatile of India, Irfan Pathan, has once again found himself in the headlines after an old interview resurfaced on social networks, arousing a renewed debate on his relationship with the former captain of India Ms. Dhoni. In this interview, Pathan suggested that Dhoni used to smoke the hookah and allegedly favored the players who joined him, an assertion that sparked a train fishing and a generalized discussion between fans. In the middle of that, another Pathan video clip from a public event has also done the tour. In this video, the host asked him questions about his first friends in the Indian Cricket team. Pathan replied frankly saying: “Robin Uthapppa, Suresh Raina and Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Ye teen jo khiladi hote they, na to yere bina khana khana khate they, na to maai ink khana khana khana khana khata that. Hamari Zabarzas [These three players never ate without me, and I never ate without them. That’s how strong our friendship was when we played together]. “His words have underlined the link he once shared with Dhoni and others, in contrast strongly with the friction often speculated in recent years.Pathan’s international career ended in 2012, although he had five counters at his last ODI. While selectors and management have never publicly clarified the reasons, Pathan has repeatedly suggested that the circumstances of his exclusion have been influenced by Dhoni leadership.In 29 tests, Pathan scored 1,105 points at an average of 31.57, including a century and six fifties, while taking 100 counters at 32.26 with seven traits with five titles and two match lines with ten gates. Its memorable 7/59 remains one of the best efforts of bowling by an Indian sailor.In the ODIs, he played 120 games, scoring 1,544 points at 23.39, while claiming 173 counters at 29.72 with a better 5/27. In T20is, he appeared in 24 games, picking up 28 counters at a typing rate of 16.5 and marking 172 points at a healthy striking rate of 119.44.
