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Wife Sakshi Reveals Who Brought Her, M S Dhoni Together

IANS, 23 Nov, 2018 01:56 PM

Sakshi Dhoni recently celebrated her 30th birthday and shared several pictures of hers on Instagram thanking her friends and family for all the love.

In one particular post, Sakshi, thanked the man who brought her and former cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni together—cricketer Robin Uthappa.

Sakshi said, thanks to this man here Mahi n i r together ❤!!! It was great meeting u Robbie and Sheethal ... Thank u guys for coming and lot’s of cuddles to the lil one ! And Sheethal you looking HoT as ever! 😘 and just to clear out to people mahi n r not childhood friends n first time i stepped into Ranchi after marriage !

The former cricket captain and Sakshi got married in hush-hush back in 2010.

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