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Today, 7th July, is the birthday of an Indian cricketer who won the hearts of the whole world with his batting and wicket-keeping. We are talking about Mahendra Singh Dhoni who was born on 7 July 1981 in Ranchi, Jharkhand. Former Indian wicketkeeper and batsman MS Dhoni was counted among the best players in the world.
Today is going to be a very special day for all the fans of Dhoni. Today is his birthday. In such a situation, let us know about the big records of his career.
Dhoni has many big records in his name and even today his name is recorded in golden letters in the cricket record book. Let us tell you about his five big records.
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Captained in most international matches
MS Dhoni has been the player who has captained in most number of matches in all three formats, Test, ODI and T20. He has played a total of 332 international matches, out of which, due to his captaincy, India has won 178 times. In this, India had to face defeat in 120 matches. Dhoni has captained Team India in 200 ODI matches, 75 T20 matches and 60 Test matches.
stumping 195 times
Dhoni has another very special record in his name. He was famous all over the world for his wicketkeeping. He holds the record for most international stumpings. He has stumped 195 times in 538 international matches.
Stumped out in 0.08 seconds
He created a new world record by stumping Keemo Paul of West Indies in the fastest time of 0.08 seconds. This record still remains the record of fastest spumping in international cricket.
Returned to the pavilion 84 times without getting out
Mahendra Singh Dhoni also has the record of remaining unbeaten the most number of times in ODI matches. He has returned to the pavilion 84 times without getting out.
3 ICC Trophy
MS Dhoni has 3 ICC trophies in his name and he is the only captain to do such a miracle. Under the captaincy of Dhoni, Team India won the T20 World Cup in 2007, ODI World Cup in 2011 and Champions Trophy in 2013.
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