Mahendra Singh Dhoni has retired from international cricket. Despite Dhoni's retirement, Dhoni still has five records intact

Mahendra Singh Dhoni has retired from international cricket. Despite Dhoni's retirement, Dhoni still has five records intact.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni has retired from international cricket. Despite Dhoni's retirement, Dhoni still has five records intact. Although the record is set to break. So maybe someone else will impress Mahir according to the rules of tomorrow. Dhoni's teammate, Gautam Gambhir, who played innings-winning matches in the 2007 and 2011 World Cup finals, is challenging. According to him, a record of Dhoni will remain intact for life.
Wicketkeeper Dhoni also holds the record for most international appearances (332), winning the most number of finals in ODI cricket as a captain, and the record for most stumpings (123) in international cricket from the record for most not out (84) in ODI cricket so far. And with him, Mahendra Singh Dhoni is the only captain to have won three ICC tournaments. Under Dhoni's leadership, India won the T-Twenty20 World Cup in 2006 and the ODI World Cup in 2011.
Dhoni's India won the ICC Champions Trophy in 2013.

Former Indian opener Gautam Gambhir has bet on this feat of captain Dhoni. Reacting to Mahir's retirement, Gambhir said, "Dhoni's reputation of winning two World Cups and one Champions Trophy will last a lifetime. I bet it is impossible for any Indian captain to break this record. Rohit Sharma's 200 runs may one day be broken. But Dhoni's fame. No one can build. source

Sourav Ganguly, President, BCCI: “It is the end of an era. What a player he has been for the country and world cricket. His leadership qualities have been something which will be hard to match, especially in the shorter format of the game. His batting in one-day cricket in his early stages made the world stand up and notice his flair and sheer natural brilliance. Every good thing comes to an end and this has been an absolutely brilliant one. He has set the standards for the wicketkeepers to come and make a mark for the country. He will finish with no regrets on the field. An outstanding career; I wish him the best in life.”


Jay Shah, Honorary Secretary, BCCI: “MS Dhoni is one of the greats of the modern era. I understand it’s a personal decision and we respect that. 'Mahi’ as we all fondly refer to him, has had an exceptional career in international cricket. His captaincy has been both inspiring and commendable. He is leaving the game richer from the time he joined. I wish him all the very best for IPL and his future endeavours.”

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