MS Dhoni And Watson Junior Are High-Five Buddies - Watch
CSK beat SunRisers Hyderabad thanks to Shane Watson cracking 96 runs.
- Tanya Rudra
- Updated: April 24, 2019 01:36 pm IST
Highlights
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Shane Watson decided to relive his match-winning knock with son William
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Shane Watson struck form after a string of low scores in IPL 2019
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Shane Watson received the man of the match award
MS Dhoni, the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) captain, has been having some fun with his teammates' kids during the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2019 and has added some young fans to his never ending list of followers. On Tuesday, Shane Watson smashed 96 off 53 balls to help CSK reclaim the top spot on the IPL points table with a six-wicket win over SunRisers Hyderabad and decided to relive his knock with son William. In a video posted by the IPL Twitter handle, the father and son duo can be seen talking about none other than MS Dhoni. Moreover, Watson Jr reveals that MS Dhoni, who hits sixes all the time, is his high-five buddy.
Watch the video here
Sr. Watson @ShaneRWatson33 and Jr. Watson relive daddy's knock!
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 24, 2019
Little William reveals his high-five buddies among the @ChennaiIPL cubs, the team's six-hitters and dad's innings on Tuesday night. By @RajalArora. #CSKvSRH
Watch the full - https://t.co/aI0Dd290d3 pic.twitter.com/mxTJpKDdCs
The Australian batsman, who struck form after a string of low scores in IPL 2019, helped CSK chased down their target of 176 with one ball to spare.
The 37-year-old opener hit nine fours and six sixes to end CSK's two-match losing run and keep their home record intact in four games so far at the Chepauk stadium.
"I was due for runs, that's for sure," Watson said after receiving the man of the match award.
"I can't thank (coach) Stephen Fleming and (skipper) MS Dhoni enough for their belief in me. Most of the teams I've played in, I would have been dropped by now but they showed the trust in me," Watson said at the post-match presentation.
Earlier, SRH rode on a 115-run second-wicket stand between David Warner, who made 57, and Manish Pandey, who scored an unbeaten 83, to post 175 for three.