Former India cricketer Saurabh Tiwary on Tuesday shared an adorable video of his son, Sourish, playing with MS Dhoni in a gym.
In a 16 seconds video, Dhoni can be seen having fun with his former Jharkhand and India teammate.
"Mahi Bhaiya playing with my son Sourish," Tiwary, who has played three ODIs for India, captioned the video on his Facebook page.
Tiwary made his India debut under MS Dhoni in 2010 against Australia in Visakhapatnam.
Last month, the 35-year-old southpaw was elected as the secretary and joint secretary respectively of the Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA).
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Tiwary announced his retirement from professional cricket in February last year. He represented Jharkhand for 17 years, captaining the team 88 times across formats, and also played for four IPL franchises.
Tiwary was more prolific in domestic cricket, playing 115 first-class matches across 17 years and amassing 8,030 runs in 189 innings at an average of 47.51, including 22 hundreds and 34 fifties.
His List A career began in 2006. He made 4,050 runs in 116 games with 27 fifties and six hundreds at an average of 46.55.
Tiwary finishes with an
IPL tally of 1,494 runs at an average of 28.73 and a strike rate of 120.
He captained his state 88 times across formats, winning 36, losing 33, and drawing 19. He also led East Zone seven times — six in the 50-over Deodhar Trophy in 2023 and once in the four-day Duleep Trophy in 2010.
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