Chetak is the new member of Dhoni's farmhouse

 Ranchi: Cricket fans are not unaware that India's world-winning captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni is an avid animal lover as well as a bike lover. At the Ranchi farmhouse, Dhoni, Sakshi and their beloved pet Sarmey live with a small tongue. This time another one has been added to the list of pets at Dhoni's house. However, this is not the case. This is a horse named Chetak, the first member of Dhoni's stable.

Chetak arrived in Dhoni's family on May 1. Although Dhoni was not home to play in the IPL at the time, his wife Sakshi introduced the new member of the family to the fans. Dhoni’s Better-Huff posted a short video on social media Instagram, writing, ‘Welcome Chetak home. You acted like a gentleman from beginning to end when you met Lily. I welcomed you with great pleasure. '

Lily is one of the members of Dhoni's farmhouse. Dhoni has another sarcasm of the Husky species called Gabbar. Dhoni's farmhouse also has a Dutch Shepard in Joanna and a Belgian Melinois species called Sam. But with the arrival of Chetak, it remains to be seen whether the value of the rest will diminish. Dhoni bought a horse as the second cricketer in the country after his favorite fighter Rabindra Jadeja. Jadeja's Jamnagar Farmhouse stables though have four horses each.

Jadeja also posted pictures with his favorite pets after returning home after the IPL was postponed. "I've come back to where I feel safest," Jaddu wrote on Twitter. While Dhoni and Jadeja are healthy, their bowling coach L Balaji and batting coach Mike Hussey have contracted the virus. They were brought from Delhi to Chennai on Thursday for further treatment.Mahi waited in Delhi for the rest of the team, including foreign cricketers, to reach home safely. The CSK captain then returned to his loved ones in Ranchi on Thursday.

Apart from CSK, Varun Chakraborty and Sandeep Warrior of Kolkata Knight Riders, Amit Mishra of Delhi Capitals and Riddhiman Saha of Sunrisers Hyderabad have also been affected by bio-bubble.