New Delhi: Former captain of the Indian Cricket team MS Dhoni has shocked everyone. He made a post on his social media handle on September 24. In the post he announced that he will come live on September 25 at 2 pm.
During the tie in between, people started making speculations that he might announce his retirement from the Chennai Super Kings. However, these speculations diminished after Dhoni came live.
Meanwhile, MS Dhoni came live and launched a biscuit. People who were speculating something else got a big setback as their pre-conceived notions were shattered.
CSK captain in IPL
Following his retirement from international cricket, ‘Captain Cool’ is leading a simple life in Ranchi. He has also maintained a distance rom social media, and rather than posting about his life.
MS Dhoni earlier parted ways from the international cricket formats. MS Dhoni holds a global record of being the only cricket captain to bag the World Cup in all the formats of the game as recognized by International Cricket Council (ICC) namely, ODI World Cup, T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy.
The IPL cricket franchise Chennai Super Kings has also bagged four trophies under the captaincy of MS Dhoni. He had also resigned from the captaincy of CSK before the start f IPL 2022. But owing to his charisma is, he still appeared to lead the team after Ravindra Jadeja chose to step down from the post. .
Dominated World cricket after debut
MS Dhoni made his ODI debut against Bangladesh on December 23, 2004. He played his Test debut against Sri Lanka in December 2005. Dhoni was given the captaincy of the Indian cricket team for the first time in September 2007. He took over the captaincy of India in the T20 World Cup 2007 and made India the world champion.
MS Dhoni’s career graph
MS Dhoni played 350 ODIs, 98 T20Is and 90 Tests and scored a total of 17266 runs in all three formats. During this he scored 108 half-centuries and 16 centuries. He is the wicket-keeper with the third most dismissals in the world. Dhoni has dismissed players 444 times in 350 matches.
