Former India captain MS Dhoni is set to meet Chennai Super Kings' management in mid-October to decide on his participation in the next IPL season. The BCCI's new rule classifying him as an 'uncapped' player allows CSK to retain him for Rs 4 crore.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who retired from international cricket in 2019, is eligible to be signed up as the uncapped player for IPL 2025. Photograph: BCCI The IPL 2025 mega auction is one of the eagerly awaited events in the Indian sporting calendar.

Any player who hasn't played international cricket in the last five years will be considered uncapped in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 Auction.

No individual, they say, is greater than the sport. Things are, however, different if one is talking about a certain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and the IPL (Indian Premier League).

Find out what Mohammad Kaif said about the IPL Governing Council reintroducing the Uncapped Players rule which allows MS Dhoni the opportunity to extend his playing career.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, a name that is almost synonymous to one of the most successful Indian Premier League (IPL) franchises -- the Chennai Super Kings (CSK).The 43-year-old wicket keeper

Chennai Super Kings are uncertain about using the Uncapped Player rule to retain MS Dhoni for IPL 2025, as discussions with him are yet to take place.

The governing council has reinstated the uncapped players rule, which declares an Indian player uncapped if he has not played international cricket in five years.