Former Indian captain and the Bahubali Mahendra Singh Dhoni is celebrating his 40th birthday today i.e. Born on July 7, 1981, Dhoni set several records in his 15-year career. He achieved everything that a cricketer dreams of achieving. Not only that, Mahi is one of the finest captains and finishers in the world. Hardly anyone knows better than how to punish the opposition. Today, on his 40th birthday, we tell you the 3 records of Dhoni that can hardly be broken by a cricketer...!
Captain No.-1:-
Dhoni is counted as one of the most successful captains in international cricket. Dhoni is the only captain to win all three of ICC's trophies. Under Dhoni's captaincy, India won the T20 World Cup in 2007, followed by India's second-time ODI World Cup title under his captaincy in 2011. Under Dhoni's captaincy, India also captured the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013. Dhoni raised the country's stature by winning all three ICC trophies for Team India.
King of Wicketkeeping:-
Mahi's wicketkeeping has been appreciated by everyone. The art of stumping at lightning speed in wicketkeeping, hardly anyone else knows better than wicketkeeper Dhoni. Dhoni holds the record for most stumpings in international cricket. Mahi has stumped the players the most 192 times in international cricket. According to records, he holds the record of stumping for 38 times in Tests, 120 in ODIs, and 34th time in T20Is.
World Best Finisher:-
MS Dhoni is the only captain in the world to bat at number 7 in ODIs and score a century (113). He hit this century against Pakistan in December 2012. He scored his first century of ODI and Test career against Pakistan. He is the best finisher globally, and his ability to make matches on his side has always been successful. He always tried to take the game with his bat and mind. The presence of mind and strategy both are there in the caption cool of India. We wish him a very successful carrier as he has on behalf of his birthday. Happy Birthday to the legendary caption of all time.
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