With a remarkable tally of 178 dismissals, Dhoni holds the record for the highest number of stumpings in international cricket across all formats.
The bat with which MS Dhoni had hit the winning ‘helicopter shot’ six in the 2011 World Cup Final, was sold for $108,968 and the fund was later used by Sakshi Dhoni Foundation.
Showcasing his exceptional batting skills, his magnificent innings of 148 against Pakistan and 183 against Sri Lanka established his reputation in ODI cricket. He ascended to the top spot after just 42 innings, holding an extraordinary world record.
Famous for his signature ‘helicopter shot’, Dhoni holds the world record for hitting a total of 204 ODI sixes as the captain of the team, further solidifying his exceptional batting skills.
MS Dhoni has bowled in nine international matches. He has bowled 132 balls in international cricket matches and took one wicket.
Beating Australia on its home ground is an incredibly challenging feat and Team India managed to do so in 2016. Team India accomplished the remarkable feat by defeating the Australian team in the T20 series in which Virat Kohli emerged as the standout performer. Dhoni became the only captain to achieve a whitewash against Australia on their home ground in 140 years.
MS Dhoni is the only captain to lead his team to victory in all three major ICC tournaments. He won the WT20 in 2007, Cricket World Cup in 2011 and the Champions Trophy in 2013.
At the age of 37, Dhoni achieved a remarkable feat by scoring two centuries while batting at the No, 7 position.