It is said that DRS is not a decision review system but a Dhoni review system. If Dhoni decides to review the umpire's decision on the cricket field, it means that the umpire may have made a mistake. If Dhoni says there is no need to question a decision, it means the umpire's decision is right. The former India captain is that sharp when it comes to being behind the wickets. There are so many examples that have proved that it was Dhoni's decision, not the umpire's decision, that was right.

Whether it's Chennai Super Kings or the Indian team, if Dhoni is on the field, the final decision on DRSs will be the same as Dhoni says. Every child in India knows these things. However, there is someone who is of the opinion that what Dhoni is saying is not right when it comes to cricket. It is none other than Dhoni's wife Sakshi. MSD is narrating an interesting incident with his wife.

Dhoni's words from the video that is being circulated on social media: "Once we were watching a cricket match sitting at home and I think it was an ODI match. Sakshi was with me. Sakshi and I don't usually talk about cricket at home. The bowler bowled, and it was a wide. The batsman stepped out of the crease and tried to face the ball but was stumped.

The umpire left the review to the third umpire. By then my wife said it wasn't out. By the time Sakshi said that, the batter had begun to walk back to the pavilion. "You just see... they'll call him back. Stumping can't happen on a wide ball." Then I told her that it's not like that, you can stump on a wide ball and it is for a no-ball you can't do stumping. She immediately replied, "You don't know anything. You just wait. The third umpire will call him back."

By the time Sakshi said this, the batter had reached the boundary line and she said they have to call him back. When 'out' was declared and the next batter was walking towards the ground Sakshi remained firm on her stand. When the new batter arrived she told me there was something wrong with the decision.