Newly appointed Chennai Super Kings skipper Ravindra Jadeja says that he is feeling good to get the chance to lead the side in the upcoming edition of the IPL that starts in two days' time.
Jadeja, who has been part of a CSK outfit for almost a decade now, joined the franchise in 2012 and has represented them in eight seasons, playing 132 matches. The all-rounder was the team's first retention as well ahead of the mega auctions this year and will earn Rs 16 crore. In a video released by the Super Kings Twitter handle shortly after the big announcement, Jadeja said that he has big boots to fill and carry forward MS Dhoni's legacy.
"Feeling good at the same time, I also need to fill in big boots. Like, Mahi bhai already set a big legacy, so I need to carry forward. So hopefully, I don't need to worry too much because he is here, so whatever I have a question to ask, I will definitely go to him. He will be my go-to person. He was and still is today. So, I am not too worried. Thank you for all your wishes and love. Cheers. Keep supporting us. Thank you, "Jadeja said."