Gautam Gambhir posts a video of his pet dog Oreo after MS Dhoni’s ‘India won 2011 WC after Oreo launch’ statement

The rift between Gautam Gambhir and MS Dhoni –fan-created or not– has remained one of the most divisive topics in the recent history of Indian Cricket.

Gambhir has often pencilled out that it was not merely MSD but each and every Indian player in 2011 ODI World Cup squad who helped the Men in Blue win their 1st One Day International WC after 1983.

In addition, the former Indian opener doesn’t hold back from raising fingers at several tactics used by MS Dhoni and has generated a lot of heat from the latter’s humongous fanbase.

Gautam Gambhir has set the temperatures soaring once again, brutally uploading a clip of himself, his daughters and his dog OREO two days after ‘India won 2011 WC after Oreo launch’ statement from MS Dhoni.

Did Gautam Gambhir take a shot at Dhoni? 

Dhoni on September 25 relaunched Oreo Cookies in India saying that it’ll help the Men in Blue win the 2022 World Cup just like the 2011 Oreo Biscuit launch aided the 2011 WC triumph for Team India.

On September 27, Gauti shared a video on Instagram in which he can be seen playing with his 2 sweet daughters and 38 pet dogs.
Gauti can be seen having some fun with his daughters before the furballs break into the scene to hog all the attention of him and his kids.

However, very interestingly, in the video, his daughter and Gauti both can be seen calling one of the dogs ‘Oreo’.

The internet has been quick to draw conclusions of Gautam Gambhir having shared the clip only to take a shot at the farce Oreo promotional by MS Dhoni.

But conspiracy Theorists be believed, Gautam renamed his dog ‘Oreo’ just to gain some cheap attention.

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Moreover, Gautam Gambhir was a mere chocolate cookie during India’s 2007 and 2011 World Cup wins, didn’t play an important role in them and never praised MS Dhoni.

Left-handed batsman Oreo Biscuit on the other hand top scored (72 and 97) in the finals of both tournaments and deserves the recognition he is finally getting.