SHOCKING! MS Dhoni goes to court after being duped of ₹15 crore by business partners, check why

MS Dhoni had given the money to build cricket academies across the world, but Aarka Sports didn't pay the profits in time.

SHOCKING! MS Dhoni goes to court after being duped of ₹15 crore by business partners, check why

MS Dhoni with the Aarka Sports representatives while promoting his academy (Image via Aarka Sport)

Former Indian Captain, MS Dhoni, has filed a complaint against Mihir Diwarkar and Soumya Vishwanath of Aarka Sports after they duped ₹15 crore off of him. They joined in a deal in 2017 and aimed to build cricket academies across the globe. 

Unfortunately, Aarka Sports didn’t follow the conditions set up and didn’t pay the franchise fees. They didn’t share their profits with Dhoni as well, dishonoring their agreement terms. Dhoni and his lawyers informed Aarka Sports many times, but to no avail. Because of that, Dhoni filed a complaint, claiming he was owed ₹15 crore. 

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Aarka Sports have built many branches of MS Dhoni Cricket Academy across the World. There are branches in India, UAE, Qatar, USA, Canada and UK. There are a total of 49 academies all across the globe, with over 10k students. 

Rohit Sharma becomes 2nd Indian captain to draw a Test series in South Africa after MS Dhoni 

In his first SENA tour in 2024, Rohit Sharma became the 2nd Indian captain to draw a Test series in South Africa. Despite losing the first Test, he managed to draw the series with a historic win at Newlands, Cape Town. The victory was also the fastest Test match to be completed in terms of balls bowled, with only 107 overs bowled. 

Rohit Sharma
Rohit Sharma (Image via ESPN)

MS Dhoni drew the 2010/11 series 1-1. Both teams played 3 matches, with all three results taking place. India lost the first Test by an innings and 25 runs thanks to a superb individual performance by Jacques Kallis. The all-rounder scored 201* and picked up 2 wickets across the 2 innings, India won the 2nd Test, which was a very low scoring affair. The third Test was a draw, with rain playing spoilsport on the first day.  

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