MS Dhoni, CSK legend and former India World Cup winner, said he valued the outsider’s perspective and mined commentator’s takes for insights, while speaking on the latest episode of MS Dhoni Experience. He also spoke of regional language game-calls striking a connect, and was fascinated by the trend, though his fascination was neither for Hindi or English (Indian English is a regional variant of English, the region being the subcontinent), nor Tamil, which draws immense numbers. Dhoni said regional commentary was wondrous for him, and he was intrigued by what the Haryanvi mic-yakkers sounded like, while adding he found the “Bihari” Comms energetic because of how the speakers would drown in the games. “I haven’t heard a lot of regional commentary, but I know that Bihari (Bhojpuri) commentary is highly energetic. It reminds me of old-school radio commentary, where the commentators were very involved. I find that very interesting,” he said. But there was one particular style that Dhoni was keen to listen to: Haryanvi. “Many people prefer to listen in their regional language—it’s their mother …