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MS Dhoni to play for new side in IPL next year

| | Oct 24, 2015, at 05:52 pm
New Delhi, Oct 24 (IBNS): Ending his long association with Chennai Super Kings, Indian ODI-T20 skipper MS Dhoni is likely to join a new team for the upcoming IPL season next year.

"Dhoni will definitely feature in the IPL for a new team. There is absolutely no pressure from CSK to stop him and the next edition of the IPL will see him in action," a source close to the developments told The Times of India.

Dhoni has played for CSK for the past eight season since the tournament started in 2008.

The team had bought Dhoni for  $1.5 million.

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