#MS #Dhoni's #unique #defence #during #India #vs #New Zealand #2nd #T20I will remind you of your #childhood days - MS Dhoni has been in brilliant form since coming back to the Indian side after brief time-off. Dhoni won the Man of the Series in the ODI series against Australia as the veteran batter scored 193 runs in three matches at a staggering average of 193.00. The former Indian skipper took the Men in Blue over the finishing line in the final two ODIs to help India come back into the series and win it after losing the first ODI by 34 runs. Since his return, Dhoni has been hitting the headlines with his batting and wicket-keeping as the veteran continues to guide the Indian bowlers to scalp crucial wickets at important stages of matches. However, Dhoni was spotted doing something unusual during the second T20I between India and New Zealand. The 37-year-old didn’t take much time to settle after coming into the crease following Vijay Shankar’s dismissal in 14th over. Since his return, Dhoni has been hitting the headlines with his batting and wicket-keeping as the veteran continues to guide the Indian bowlers to scalp crucial wickets at important stages of matches. However, Dhoni was spotted doing something unusual during the second T20I between India and New Zealand. The 37-year-old didn’t take much time to settle after coming into the crease following Vijay Shankar’s dismissal in 14th over. The incident happened in the fifth delivery of the 16th over when Ish Sodhi was bowling to Dhoni. The veteran batsman, who was looking calm and composed in middle, decided to step out while looking for a big shot in the over. However, Sodhi fired it flat and wide outside the off-stump. Dhoni, using his clever cricketing brain, realised that the ball is out of reach and tucked the ball towards point in the most unorthodox ways, which certainly will remind many cricket fans of their childhood days. Meanwhile, India leveled the three-match T20I series 1-1 after defeating New Zealand by seven wickets in the second T20I at the Eden Park in Auckland. India will look to seal the series on Sunday as they gear up to lock horns with the Kiwis in the third and final T20I at the Seddon Park in Hamilton.