Chennai Super Kings skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni, in his trademark style, did not give a clear indication about his swansong but said he might take that call before next year’s Indian Premier League season, depending on how his body fares over the next 6-8 months. “That’s the love and affection I have gotten throughout. Not to forget, I’m 43 and I have played for a long time,” Dhoni said referring to the warm reception and cheers he received from the Eden Gardens crowd. “They (the fans) don’t know when it will be my last year. It is a fact that I play only two months a year. After this IPL gets over, I have to work for another 6-8 months to see if my body is able to take this kind of pressure. Nothing to decide as of now, but the love and affection I get everywhere is excellent,” he said after CSK’s 2-wicket win over the Kolkata Knight Riders on Wednesday. Story continues below this ad Dhoni, who has struggled with the bat this season, scoring …