How you handle your loss and make a comeback is most important: MS Dhoni

MS Dhoni is a man of few words but when he interacts with children, there are no inhibitions at all and the Captain Cool (as he is popularly known) turns a child himself. On his visit to Nagpur on Wednesday to inaugurate a residential cricket academy, Mahi fielded all the googlies bowled to him by the kids, with finesse and elan.
Explaining the importance of sports in every person’s life and speaking from his own experience (probably also in reply to all those who are questioning his current form), he shared, “When you enter the sports arena, there are only two results — you either win or lose.When you lose, what matters is how you present yourself and this is what makes you a real hero. How you handle your loss and make a comeback in life is most important.”
When some of the school children asked him how he stays so calm and composed during some of the most volatile matches, Dhoni made a tongue-in-cheek remark and said in jest, “I try and find a fridge just before every match and put my head inside to stay cool. It really works!” It evoked a loud round of laughter.
In a mood to have fun, Mahi, evoked some more laughs as he commented on the sound system which was rather cranky. “Just like we cricketers need rest after playing a few matches in a row, this mike also needs to rest,” said he with a smile.
There were a lot of people jostling one another and trying to take selfies with the ace cricketer. Not amused, Mahi cautioned everyone, “In our zest to take selfies, at times we forget that there are children around and they can get hurt. When I leave from here, please ensure that no child is hurt in your quest for selfies.”