Yash Dayal, the left-arm pacer for Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB), has opened up on his mixed emotions after dismissing Mahendra Singh Dhoni in a crucial 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL) match. Despite facing initial criticism upon joining RCB,

When we think of the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), the image of MS Dhoni, the team's iconic captain, immediately comes to mind. His leadership and brilliance on

Yash Dayal reveals the emotional toll of dismissing MS Dhoni in IPL 2024, as Dhoni's exit led to CSK's elimination. Dayal's confidence soared after crucial wickets.

BCCI new expected rule change could allow MS Dhoni to play for CSK in IPL 2025 as an uncapped player, offering financial flexibility and fans with his possible return.

RCB pacer Yash Dayal says he felt bad dismissing MS Dhoni at this year's IPL because it could well mark the end of the great man's career.

Yash Dayal recalled dismissing MS Dhoni in the IPL 2024 season and the young pacer revealed that he 'felt bad' despite getting an important wicket for his team as there was a probability that Dhoni could have been dismissed for the last time in his IPL career.

Yash Dayal revealed he felt conflicted after dismissing MS Dhoni in IPL 2024, unsure if it was Dhoni's final match.

Yash Dayal recalled 'feeling bad' for dismissing MS Dhoni in a virtual knockout game between RCB and CSK at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru on May 18.