M S Dhoni (07): Biography, Career Details, Records, Awards, Full Details…

M S Dhoni: Biography, Career Details, Records, Awards, Full Details…

M S Dhoni is One of the greatest captains of the world. The full name of M S Dhoni is Mahendra Singh Dhoni. He is also known as Thala. Mahendra Singh Dhoni was born on 7th July 1981. He was born in Ranchi, Jharkhand. His Father’s Name is Pan Singh Dhoni. He is a Waterman by Profession. Dhoni’s Mother’s Name is Devaki Devi. She is Housewife by profession. Dhoni works on their starting day in the Railway as a TT. But with His passion and determination for cricket, he became the best finisher and captain in Cricket History.

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M S Dhoni Career Details

Batting Career Details

Bowling Career Details

M S Dhoni Carrer Information

• Test debut:-vs Sri Lanka, 2005-12-02, MA Chidambaram Stadium
• Last Test:-vs Australia, 2014-12-26, Melbourne Cricket ground
• ODI debut:-vs Bangladesh, 2004-12-14, MA Aziz Stadium
• Last ODI:-vs New Zealand, 2019-07-09, Emirates Old Ground
• T20 debut:-vs South Africa, 2006-12-01, The Wanderers
• Last T20:-vs Australia, 2019-02-27, M.Chinnaswamy Stadium
• IPL debut:- vs Punjab Kings, 2008-04-19, Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium
• Last IPL:-vs Gujrat Titans, 2024-03-26, MA Chidambaram Stadium

M S Dhoni‘s Record in Cricket

• The Indian team won significant competitions in all three forms while he was captain: the ODI World Cup in 2011, the Champions Trophy in 2013, the Twenty20 World Cup in 2007, and the No. 1 Test ranking for eighteen months (2009–2011).
• Usually ranked seventh in ODIs for most hundreds.
• Most sixes as a captain in international cricket.
• most stumpings in the history of international cricket.
• highest ODI run total for a wicketkeeper batter (183 runs).
• most T20 International games won while serving as captain.
• most often bowled during a match as a wicketkeeper in international cricket.
• The first Indian wicketkeeper to reach 4,000 runs in a Test match is Dhoni.
• Following his sixth six in the third Test match in Southampton against England, Dhoni set an Indian record with his 50 sixes as captain.
• With 294 career dismissals under his belt, Dhoni leads all Indian wicketkeepers in dismissals.
• Dhoni has won 100 games overall, making him the third captain overall and the first non-Australian.
• The first player with a career average of above 50 to reach 10,000 runs in one-day international cricket.
• In ODIs, the most are not outs (84).
• Against Sri Lanka in 2005, Dhoni scored the highest score ever for a wicketkeeper with 183*.
• In their partnership of 100 not out against Sri Lanka, Dhoni and Bhuvneshwar Kumar set a record for India’s best eighth-wicket partnership in One-Day Internationals.
• Dhoni is the Indian wicket-keeper with the most dismissals in a career (432) and an innings (6).
• Dhoni is the only wicketkeeper to date to reach 100 stumpings and has the most stumpings (123) of any wicketkeeper in an ODI career.
• Before reaching fifty, Dhoni owns the record for most T20I innings played (76), as well as most runs scored (1,153).
• Most stumpings in T20Is as a wicketkeeper (34)
• Maximum catches in a T20I innings while keeping wickets (5)

M S Dhoni‘s All Awards

National Awards

• 2018: Padma Bhushan, India’s third-highest civilian award.
• 2009: Padma Shri, India’s fourth-highest civilian award.
• 2007–08: Major Dhyanchand Khel Ratna award, India’s highest honour given for achievement in sports.

ICC Awards

• ICC ODI Player of the Year: 2008, 2009
• ICC World ODI XI: 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 (captain in 2009, 2011–2014)
• Castrol Indian Cricketer of the Year: 2011
• ICC Men’s ODI team of the decade: 2011–2020 (captain and wicketkeeper)
• ICC Men’s T20I team of the decade: 2011–2020 (captain and wicketkeeper)
• ICC Spirit of the cricket award of the decade: 2011–2020

Other Honours and Awards

• MTV Youth Icon of the Year: 2006
• LG People’s Choice Award: 2013
• Honorary doctorate degree from De Montfort University in August 2011
• CNN-News18 Indian of the Year: 2011
• In 2019 Jharkhand Cricket Association named their stadium’s South stand after Dhoni
• In 2023, the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) decided to honour him by dedicating a seat at the Wankhede Stadium where he hit the winning shot in the 2011 World Cup Final.

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