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Mahendra Singh Dhoni’s ‘new avatar’ sparks hilarious meme fest on Twitter

Twitter can't stop sharing various posts, including memes, about Mahendra Singh Dhoni's 'new avatar.'

Published on: Mar 14, 2021, 14:08:11 IST
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An image of ace cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni in a monk-like look has now created quite a stir online. It has also prompted creative minds on Twitter to share rib-tickling memes which may make you giggle hard.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's new avatar prompted hilarious memes. (Twitter/@sarcasticyadav_)
Mahendra Singh Dhoni's new avatar prompted hilarious memes. (Twitter/@sarcasticyadav_)

It all started with a tweet by Star Sports. They shared Dhoni's image along with a caption asking people what they think the cricketer’s “new avatar” is all about. The post soon prompted people to share all sorts of guesses. Just after few hours, they tweeted a video which thickened the mystery behind the look instead of solving it.

Take a look at the posts:

It didn’t take long for people to showcase their creativity and share hilariously relatable memes. Take a look at the posts to see if you relate to any.

Have you ever been asked “So where do you see yourself in 5 years in agency life?” This meme by a Twitter user can be an answer:

How does it feel when you go to the washroom without your phone? This individual has an answer:

Here’s how others reacted:

About less than an hour ago, Star Sports also shared another tweet. Here's what they shared:

What do you think the new look is all about? What would be your ‘Dhoni new avatar’ meme?

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