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Watching 41-year-old MS Dhoni win a game at the very last moment is something extraordinary, especially when defeat appears inevitable. Or witnessing the 38-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo score a hat-trick to silence critics.

Cristiano Ronaldo and MS Dhoni have a lot in common.

They both have the same numbers on their backs, and Dhoni supports both Ronaldo and Man Utd.

There are many more parallels. The two are true outsiders who first achieved success in their sport and then went beyond it.

While Ronaldo was a little child from Madeira who would ask the servers at McDonald's for leftover burgers to satisfy his hunger after training, Dhoni was a young child from the backwaters of Ranchi who lacked a godfather and a powerful state board to support him.

Dhoni made his international debut for India in December 2004, whilst Ronaldo joined Manchester United in the 2003-2004 season.

Both are currently in the latter stages of their careers, with the dazzling athleticism of youth fading away, muscle memory starting to wane, reflex arc slowing down, etc. Time to wrap things up. Almost.

We do not merely rejoice in Dhoni's or Ronaldo's victory against old age when they hit sixes or score goals. It transports us—the children of the 1990s—back to the halcyon years of our youth, when wild optimism and naiveté were still intact. Where the bright current of optimism hadn't become entangled in the gloomy desert sand of ingrained routine. when we were ignorant of the terrible realities of the rat race or the whims of the world.

The finisher Dhoni once was is no longer. Ronaldo can hardly outpace opponents.

Dhoni struggled to put the finishing touches on the Men in Blue's elimination from the 2019 World Cup.

In the quaterfinal match between Portugal and Morocco, Cristiano Ronaldo was forced to leave the pitch in tears. 

For the 38-year-old Ronaldo, it was likely his final World Cup game and final opportunity to take home football's top honour.

Both currently play for franchises where their individual accomplishments cannot disguise the fact that they are ghosts haunting their respective clubs and preventing them from progressing. But instances like yesterday's are what give us hope, even if it is unfounded, because they define the human experience beyond all others and demonstrate how the human spirit can overcome adversity.

Watching our heroes recover from defeat offers us hope that we can control time, just as seeing them win for the first time does.And we can open it whenever we want to return to a simpler time.

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