captain Cool MS Dhoni retirement announces from international cricket

MS Dhoni retirement has declared his exit from international cricket through the former captain of the Indian cricket team. Via an Instagram photo, Dhoni confirmed the title: “Thanks. Thank you so much for your love and encouragement. I was known as inactive from 1929 hours on.

As the most performing Indian cricket coach, Dhoni has been given three ICC trophies – the 2007 T20 World Cup, the 2011 50-over World Cup, and the 2013 ICC Champions Trophies. During the semifinal of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup, India fell to New Zeland, he played international cricket.

He revealed that he had entered his team-mates in Chennai in advance of this year’s IPL in the UAE, Chennai, Super Kings.

During the missed World Cup semifinals, the 39-year-old was the last to head to India in colour.

Some of the best runners in the game came after the hard-earned 50 of the Indian hopes shattered and leaving him in a state of shock.

In December 2014, Dhoni revealed that he had withdrawn from Test Cricket, featuring the ODIs and the T20Is guiding India to the 2015 and 2016 T20 World Cup semifinals. In the ODI list behind Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli, Sourav Ganguli, and Rahul Dravid, Dhoni is fifth over 10,733 times out of 350 matches.
Since his sabbatical departure at Cricket India’s World Cup, the existence of Dhoni has been a hot subject of conjecture.

MS Dhoni retirement

MS Dhoni retirement burst on stage as a 23-year-old batsman who made his debut in India in an ODI in December 2004 against Bangladesh. He struck his maiden ODI in Vizag 100-148 vs Pakistan that propelled him in popularity the following year. Dhoni was named to a young Indian team to compete in South Africa’s first-ever T20 World Cup after a frustrated 2007 World Cup in western India, where India defeated Pakistan in a riveting final to capture the trophy.