
India's former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni takes his fitness beyond seriously and this was reinstated earlier today when he lured Hardik Pandya, 24, into running a 100-metre dash and beat him effortlessly.
Dhoni, 36, who started out as football goalkeeper and loves badminton is known to keep a strict workout plan.
"Mahi"has been among the top wicket-keepers in international cricket and is also one of the fastest between the wickets.
As wicketkeeping requires constant squatting and agility, Mahendra Singh Dhoni's quadriceps strength is unquestionable.
He has often attributed his fitness to his love for other sports and to his ancestral roots in Almora, Uttrakhand.
Mahi's fans had a ball and went on to congratulate him on Twitter.
Many fans appreciated Pandya for taking up the challenge.