Mahendra
Singh Dhoni – A name that contains every formula of Leadership and
who know how to lead and be calm in worst-est of conditions. His name
is now enough to introduce him on the pages of world cricket. He is
the most successful Captain and
Wicket-Keeper in India ever. Also in
the ground he known as Captain
Cool and recently as “Iceman”. He
was born as in Ranchi on 7 of July 1981.
He has done his studies in
his home town Ranchi. His father name is Pan Singh Dhoni and mother
name is Devki Devi. He has two sibling, one
sister and one brother. Presently
he is the captain in all forms of Indian International Cricket team
(i.e. T-20, One day and Test)
In
just 4 years of captaincy, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has emerged as one of
India's most successful captain, this
cricket crazy country has seen. The captain cool has led the team to
many first under his captaincy. He
led Team India to No. 1 in the ICC Test Rankings for the first time
in December 2009 and also closed the gap with Australia in one days
after winning the coveted 2011 Cricket World Cup. He
started his captaincy career with the shortest format of the game and
immediately led an inexperienced India Twenty20 squad to the
inaugural ICC World Twenty20 victory in South Africa in September
2007. Soon after returning victorious in the World Twenty20, he was
made the India's one-day international captain for the seven-match
ODI series against Australia in September 2007. After serving the
team as vice-captain for a while, Dhoni was made full-time Test
captain of India during the fourth Test against Australia at Nagpur
in November 2008 replacing Anil Kumble, who announced his retirement
after the third Test. He
made his mark in the international cricket soon after his ODI debut
in December 2004 against Bangladesh. He scored a match-winning 148
against Pakistan in Visakhapatnam
off 123 balls in his fifth ODI and announced his arrival in the
international arena. Dhoni made his Test debut against Sri Lanka in
December 2005. Similar to his one-day career, he slammed his maiden
century (148) against Pakistan in 2006. His maiden ton came off 93
balls and is the fastest hundred scored by an Indian wicket-keeper.
By winning the Hyderabad Test against Australia on Tuesday by an
innings and 135 runs, Mahindra Singh Dhoni surpassed Sourav Ganguly
as India's most successful Test captain.
Dhoni
has 29 Test wins, one more than Ganguly who held the record
previously. To add to this record figure Dhoni also has the T20 World
Cup win in 2007 and the ICC ODI World Cup win in 2011 under his belt
as a testament to his success as a captain who has lead his troops in
all formats of the game. Recently he was also the captain of team who
won the prestigious ICC Champions Trophy. After winning ICC
Championship trophy, Dhoni became the first Caption who won all the
Major title as a caption and this achievement is remarkable. It can
be rightly said that Sourav Ganguly did the bulk of the hard work to
build Team India, Rahul Dravid and Anil Kumble added the much-needed
boost to the growth process. Dhoni also did his share of the work;
the result is the success that India has enjoyed in the last decade.
“All
Indian will never forget your contribution of an Inning and Last Six
in the Final Match of 2011 Cricket World Cup. Thanks to giving us an
opportunity to celebrate the throne of World Cricket after 28 long
Years.”
Wish
you a Little belated Happy Birthday “The Cool Caption”. Almighty give him a
good health, luck and a prosperous life.
Regards
Dhitendra
Keep Smiling :-)
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