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MS Dhoni's potential involvement in the T10 format has sparked speculation, with T Ten Global Sports Founder and Chairman Shaji Ul Mulk expressing optimism about the possibility. Dhoni's future in the Indian Premier League (IPL) remains uncertain, raising questions about his retirement plans.Despite his age and recent knee injury, Dhoni's participation in the T10 format could be a viable option. The format has attracted top former and current stars, including David Warner. Several retired Indian players, such as Robin Uthappa, Suresh Raina, and Irfan Pathan, have also participated in T10 leagues."We can expect MS Dhoni to be playing T10 when he makes up his mind," said Shaji. "Almost all the big names of India have come to play T10."The Abu Dhabi T10, scheduled for 2024, has already secured 179 international megastars from 11 different nations. The tournament's global appeal is evident in the participation of players from the West Indies, UAE, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Afghanistan, England, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa.Abu Dhabi Cricket CEO Matthew Boucher believes the T10 format has the potential to take off globally. "It seems like T10 is having a fantastic couple of years," he said. "It is something that is taking to take off on a global perspective."Dhoni's decision to participate in the T10 format will depend on his physical condition and retirement plans. However, the prospect of seeing the Indian icon in the fast-paced and exciting T10 format remains a tantalizing possibility for fans.

In the realm of cricket, where innovation and audacity reign supreme, batsmen are constantly pushing the boundaries of creativity to gain an edge over their opponents. One such instance recently took the cricketing world by storm, leaving commentators and fans alike in awe. During a T10 match between Spain and the Czech Republic, a batsman named Mohammad Babar showcased an extraordinary display of unorthodox shot-making that has since gone viral on social media.Babar, a right-handed batsman, stunned spectators with his audacious one-handed sixes, executed with impeccable timing and precision. The incident occurred when Babar faced S Hossain, a bowler from the Czech Republic. Instead of employing the conventional two-handed technique, Babar deliberately used only his right hand to strike the ball, sending it soaring over the boundary with effortless ease.The manner in which Babar executed these one-handed shots was truly remarkable. With his backhand, he generated immense power and control, dispatching the ball to various parts of the ground. The commentators were left speechless, marveling at the sheer audacity and skill of Babar's strokeplay.While it is not uncommon for batsmen to occasionally lose one hand from the bat while attempting big hits, Babar's deliberate and consistent use of the one-handed technique was unprecedented. His ability to generate such power and accuracy with just one hand highlighted his exceptional talent and mastery over the art of batting.Babar's one-handed sixes have sparked a wave of excitement and admiration among cricket enthusiasts worldwide. The video of his exploits has been widely shared on social media platforms, garnering millions of views and comments. Many have hailed Babar as a pioneer of a new era of innovative shot-making in cricket, pushing the boundaries of what is possible on a cricket field.