MS Dhoni’s Application to Trademark Captain Cool Gets Accepted

New Delhi: According to Espncricinfo, former Indian captain Ms. Dhoni’s trademark ‘Captain Cool’ expression, was officially accepted and published because of the calm attitude on the field.

If any third party does not object within 120 days after the adoption of the trademark of the trademark on June 16 this year, a trademark will be given. Trademark, sports training, coaching and sports training facilities and services.

According to Espncricinfo, Dhoni had applied in June 2023, but by the registry, Prabha Skill Sports (OPC) Private Limited has already recorded ‘Captain Cool’ trademark. In contrast, Dhoni claimed that he was trying to use the company’s brand and the popularity of the term, and filed a correction for Mark, which was quoted.

“This is the case of the company, which aims to deceive the company and to enrich themselves illegally by trade on behalf of a well -known individual.

Dhoni was last seen in the 18th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) while leading Chennai Super Kings. The identified captain Ruturaj Gaikwad took over the captain in the middle of the tournament after the tournament was removed from the tournament due to an injury, Chennai finished for the first time at the bottom of the table in the 16 seasons summarizing the frustration seasons.

During the international official, India removing the first T20 World Cup in 2007, with a young, unpretentious squad to direct Blue men to the 2011 ODI World Cup win and add the Champions Cup in 2013, and to win the Dhani three ICC white channel trophies. The leadership calmed the chaos and turned the pressure into victories for opportunities and dreams.

Beyond the captain, Dhoni redefined the role of an ender in ODIs. 183, which was not defeated against Sri Lanka in 2005, continues to be the highest score by a Wicketkeeper in format.

Dhoni was a phenomenon behind the logs. Şimşek Stumps and the expectation of the razor Keskin revolutionized the atrocities in the limited cricket. In general, for India, formats include 17,266 international running, 829 dismissal and 538 matches.