Sakshi Singh Rawat Smoking Cigarette Pictures

Photographs of Sakshi Singh Rawat, wife of India cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, during her college days. Mrs. Dhoni can be seen with a cigarette in her hand as she enjoys herself at a party.

Sakshi Singh Rawat Smoking Cigarette at a Party

According to reports, these photographs are from Sakshi’s college days. Sakshi has done a course in Hotel Management from a college in Kolkata. She met Dhoni during her internship in Taj Mumbai. However, both of them have studied from same school in Ranchi

Sachin Deserves "BHARAT RATNA"....M S DHONI.

World Cup winning Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni joined the growing calls to award batting ace Sachin Tendulkar the Bharat Ratna, saying no cricketer deserves it more than him.

Sachin currently Holding Rajiv Gandhi Kel Ratna,Arjuna Award,Padma Shri and Padma Vibushan

Records:- Highest run scorer in both forms of the game,only player to score to a double century in ODI history,Holding the record for maximum number of 100's currently 99*,Only player to reach 50 centuries in test cricket,Played more number of ODI and test matches..still several records are there it can't be mentioned here...

Dhoni (about sachin):-  "He deserved it 200 percent, because he is an ideal candidate, he has served the country for 21 years and still going strong. As a cricketer, if he doesn''t get it then I don't think there is no one deserves Bharat Ratna ever he also added "Well it''s a pleasure, if it''s from Sachin''s side, just like him I am also serving the nation. I have tried to be honest throughout my career when I started playing cricket till now. So, whatever responsibility is given on my shoulders, I have tried to fulfill it to the fullest extent,"

"It's just my pleasure that Sachin said he enjoyed playing with me, so that''s what I have to say, it''s a real pleasure," he added.

Chennai home run continues

          Suresh Raina (left) and Michael Hussey

CHENNAI: Chennai Super Ki­ngs’ ability to bounce back fr­om tight situations makes them a special side. This fac­et helped the Dhoni-led side to beat Rajasthan Royals by eight wickets in the IPL at Ch­e­pauk here on Wednesd­ay. Chasing 148 for a win, CSK romped home (149 for 2) in 18.4 overs.

First, CSK did not panic when Shane Watson and Ra­h­­ul Dravid were going  stro­ng. Once Watson got out, Dh­oni with his clever bowli­ng changes restricted Rajast­h­an to a gettable score. Desp­i­te the early dismissal of Mu­­rali Vijay
, the CSK top or­d­er finished the job in style.The left-handed duo of Mike Hussey (79 no; 55b, 8x4, 1x6) and Suresh Raina (61; 51b, 3x4, 1x6)  added 137 for the second wicket in 16.4 overs to help CSK jump to th­ird spot (12 points) with their fourth straight win and their fifth home victory in as ma­ny matches. The duo pla­yed with purpose and understanding. Initially they pref­erred to score through glides and pushes off both side of the wicket and struck the odd boundary. There was a com­p­etition of sorts as to who wo­­uld get to fifty first. The duo was harsh on Nayan Do­s­hi as the spinner was carted all over the park for fours and sixes.A square drive to the fence off Binny ringed in Hussey’s 50 (32b).  A ball later a single brought out Raina’s 50. A mi­shit ended ended Raina’s fi­ne effort. None of the RR bo­wlers co­uld contain Raina and Hu­s­sey. Only Rajasthan skipper Shane Warne at the age of 42 was shown a sembl­a­nce of re­spect by CSK.Earlier, opting to bat in co­nducive conditions, Rajasth­an got off to an excellent start with Watson and Dravid st­r­i­king well. Watson was agg­r­essive from the word go, wh­ile Dravid after a few anxi­ous moments, chose to play in his usual style, as he grew in confidence. Once he did th­at, runs flowed from the me­at of his blade.Watson  relished driving in the covers and long on re­g­i­on. His extra-cover drive off Doug  Bollinger being the pick of the lot. Dravid initi­a­lly played some uppish drives to keep the scoreboard ticking. The Wall showed his cl­a­ss  when he struck Suraj Ra­ndiv for three boundaries (reverse sweep, extra-cover drive, on drive). He moved his feet well and handled all the spinners, R Ashwin, Randiv and Shadab Jakati with ease. Dravid got to his 50 in ju­st 37 balls. As soon as Dravid got his 50, Watson went for an amb­itious shot and Jakati had the Aussie caught and bowled br­illiantly. Immediately, As­hok Menaria threw away his wicket, caught smartly at the deep by Vijay off Ashwin. Fr­om 86 for 1, RR were reduced to 92 for 2. From then on wickets fell at regular intervals. Dravid af­ter making a well-compiled 66 (51b, 10x4) got out while trying to up the run rate. He skied a short ball from Rand­iv and Vijay at deep mid wi­cket made no mistake of the skier. Jakati (2 for 22) was the most successful bowler for CSK.