JOURNEY OF M.S. DHONI : From Ticket Collector to Indian International Cricketer

 Secret of "STRIKING THE GOLDEN CLOUD FROM DARKEN". An ordinary man who proceeded to be prevalently known as the 'Commander Cool' is as a matter of fact our own personal Indian Men's

“The Sentence Isn’t Complete, Till The Full Stop Doesn’t Come.”

Cricket is the most popular sport in India. Recently, a cricketer who has received a lot of love from all over the world including India is Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Mahendra Singh Dhoni has some of the most notable followers in the world. He is known as the coolest part of the cricket world. Today we will reveal in Doni's memory.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni was brought to the world on July 7, 1981 in Ranchi, Bihar (now joining Jharkhand). His father, Pan Singh, is a retired attorney for MECON (a public place under the Department of Metals), and he has also served in junior senior management positions. His mother Devaki Devi is a stay-at-home mom.

Dhoni has an older sister Narendra Singh and older sister Jayanthi Gupta. Her sibling is a legislator, and her sister is an English teacher.

 

He did his exams at DAV Jawahar Vidya Mandir School located at Shyamali in Ranchi, Jharkhand. He loved to play from a young age. At first he was very fond of badminton and football. He was a respected goalkeeper for his school's football staff.

Encouraged by his mentor, he got into cricket. For his amazing wickets, he had the opportunity to play for the neighboring Commando Cricket Club where he played from 1995 to 1998. He played well in the Veenu Mankad Under 16 Championship. His batting and wicket-keeping was progressively improved. He soon became part of the Bihar Ranji group. At the age of 20, he got a new job as a Traveling Ticket Examiner (TTE) at the Kharagpur train station with a lot of sports and moved to Midnapore in West Bengal. However, his real dream was to become a great cricket player.

In 2001, Dhoni was selected to play the Duleep Trophy for the Eastern Region. In any case, the Bihar Cricket Association failed to provide this data to Dhoni on time as he was in Midnapore, West Bengal at the time.

During the 2002-03 season, Mahendra Singh Dhoni continued to excel in the Ranji Trophy and Deodhar Trophy, earning him a reputation in the field of cricket. In the 2003-04 season, he was selected from the 'India A-Team' who visited Zimbabwe and Kenya. In the India A-Team, Dhoni played a big game against Zimbabwe XI as a wicket-taker and made 7 wins and was confused during the match.

Dhoni similarly helped him by joining the Pakistan A-team to beat in a row. Where Doni found 50 years. In line with this, Mahendra Singh Dhoni made a concerted effort in the match against three countries whose strength was also recognized by the leader of the Indian civil society team, Sourav Ganguly.

In 2004-2005, Dhoni was elected to the public on the same day as the party. Dhoni played his first ODI against a Bangladesh team. However, in this match he did not go anywhere. Aside from Dhoni’s inconsistency against Bangladesh, MS Dhoni’s karma stars similarly supported him. Voters have expressed their confidence in him by selecting him in the next ODI series to be played in Pakistan. This time Doni did not let go of his bat. In this game, he played an excellent 148 run inning. Currently Dhoni for example the name Mahi has spread among the cricket fans.

Doni did not get enough chances to score in the first two games of the India-Sri Lanka series (respectively). He got a chance to hit in the third game of this series. Dhoni hit 183 unbeaten off 145 balls scoring 299 goals in the game. With this, he broke all records for the series and was similarly named Man of the Series for his powerful show.

In the India-Pakistan ODI series in 2005-06, MS Dhoni scored 68 runs in 5 consecutive games, not out (not out), two runs (not out), 77 ( not out) 72 with his team. Helped by winning 4–1 series.

In 2007, in two series against South Africa and England, Dhoni was made Deputy Captain of One Day Games. He also coached the Indian team at the ICC World Twenty20 Trophy in South Africa and won the award for crushing the Pakistani team.

In 2013, Dhoni reached the "ICC Champions Trophy". He also became one king to win the ICC Trophy, ODI World Cup and Champions Trophy. He also named his team Chennai Super Kings several times in the IPL.

Dhoni was the captain of the Indian ODI cricket team from 11 September 2007 to 4 January 2017 and was captain of the Test team from 2008 to 28 December 2014.

MS Dhoni Awards List 

• MS Dhoni received 6 Man of the Series grants and 20 Man of the Match grants for his unusual presentations in One Day games. He earned more than 2 Man of the Match grants in Tests for his entire vocation
• In 2007, Dhoni was also honored with the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award by the Government of India.
• In 2008 and 2009, MS Dhoni was named ICC, ODI ICC ODI Player of the Year
• Let us reveal that Dhoni was best remembered by the ICC World Test XI team in 2009, 2010 and 2013
• In 2011, MS Dhoni was again awarded a special medical certificate by De Montfort University
• Dhoni was also awarded the iPadma Shri, India's highest honorary citizenship in 2009
• Dhoni is the second player behind the incredible cricketer Kapil Dev to receive Indian Army fame
• In 2011, Dhoni's name was coined when there were 100 of the world's most compelling people.
• Mahendra Singh Dhoni ranked 16th among the most important parts of the world in 2012
• In June 2015, Forbes placed Dhoni at number 23 in the cut of the most expensive players and as in this case, he received US $ 31 million
• In this regard, Dhoni was also awarded the iPadma Bhushan, the third largest military service grant in the country, on April 2, 2018.

Global Records 

Test Cricket

• Driven by India goes to # 1. Interesting cricket level test, 2009
• India's Best Test winner wins 27 Tests.
• Most overseas inspection routes are regulated by India - 15.
• India’s first wicket-keeper to complete 4,000 Test runs.
• The third point was highly recommended by the Indian captain - 224 against Australia in Chennai.
• The fastest century discovered by an Indian wicketmaster, and the fourth largest - 148 v
• 50 six by Indian boat
• Most of the list was made by Indian wicket managers - 294
• Multiple cuts for any wicket-taker in Test work - 38
• More excuses in the innings by Indian Witch Keeper - 6 attached by Syed Kirmani

ODI cricket 

• The third captain (and non-Australian chief) dominates 100 games.
• The fourth Indian to reach 10,000 ODI runs.
• The first player to pass 10,000 runs in ODI cricket by having more than 50 regular missions
• Doni has the fifth most striking category (51.09) with over 5,000 runs
• Most of the work is based on ODI history when it comes to the number 6 position - 4031
• Just a player to hit more than 100 in ODI cricket when hitting 7th place or less - 2
• Most do not issue ODIs -
• The first is India and the fifth largest to hit six six in the ODIs
• Highlights for wicket keeper in ODIs - 183 * in comparison
• India's eighth highest wicket organization in ODIs - 100 runs non-stop, Dhoni and Bhuvneshwar Kumar
• Many undefeated and very common innings are high on ODI fruit sales
• He has played many games in ODI history as a manager and also played as a wicket-keeper -
• Many excuses in the innings by the Indian Wicket Keeper - 6
• Lots of excuses for the craftsmanship of the Indian Last Wicket Work -
• Multiple cuts for any wicket-maker on the ODI phone - 120
• India's first wicket-keeper to take 300 ODIs and the world's fourth wicket-keeper to achieve this.

T20I Cricket 

• More successes in T20I as head -
• More games as head to T20Is -
• Many games in T20I history as captain and wicket manager -
• Multiple T20I innings in a row without a duck -
• Dhoni holds the record for most T20I innings - 76 and scored the most runs - 1,153 who preceded 50
• Many excuses as wicket managers for T20Is -
• Most get a wicket-attendant for T20Is -
• Many qualifications as a wicket-taker in T20Is - 33
• Many find a wicket worker in T20I - 5 innings

1. JOURNEY OF M.S. DHONI : From Ticket Collector to Indian InternationalCricketer

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