Chennai’s retention list revealed! CSK’s mysterious post created an uproar

CSK Retention List IPL 2025: The countdown for the release of IPL 2025 retention list has started. Cricket lovers around the world are waiting for the retention list of all the 10 teams including CSK-RCB and Punjab. Meanwhile, Chennai Super Kings has created a sensation by sharing a mysterious post on social media. It is difficult to understand this post, but people are making different types of claims on social media.

CSK shared some emojis in the caption of his post and wrote in the caption, “The people you try to get are trying to get you.” Seeing this viral post, some people said that CSK has indicated to retain Ravindra Jadeja, Rituraj Gaikwad, Mathisha Pathirana, MS Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja. Taking a hint from emoji, someone said that Ruturaj Gaikwad is the star boy of the team, Mathisha Pathirana is the cook, Ravindra Jadeja knows how to use a sword and the helicopter is indicating MS Dhoni. Meanwhile, a fan shared the picture in the comment section and said that this is an old tweet, which has been shared again. He told that in November 2021 also the same tweet was made from the ‘X’ account of Chennai Super Kings.

The Ones You Seek is Seeking You!

Tap the 🔗 – https://t.co/MNwIFDgxBK
and play the #DeadlineDay now! #WhistlePodu #Retentions2025

—Chennai Super Kings (@ChennaiIPL) October 29, 2024

MS Dhoni had recently hinted at playing cricket for the next 2-3 years. On the other hand, CSK CEO Kasi Vishwanathan had also given a statement that he would get great pleasure from playing MS Dhoni. He also told that Dhoni is going to talk to CSK Chairman N Srinivasan soon. It was mentioned that there was a discussion between them regarding the retention list. If media reports are to be believed, Rituraj Gaikwad will not be retained at number one. Ravindra Jadeja, who has retired from T20 International cricket this year. This time he can be retained at number one.

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