18 Years Ago, MS Dhoni Made His International Debut For India & We’ll Forever Be Grateful For It

Nisha Singh

India introduced Ranchi-based cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni in the 2004 ODI tournament against Bangladesh and the rest is history. As the former captain completes 18 years of his international debut today, desis are reminiscing his contribution in the history of Indian cricket. Especially when Dhoni-led team won the second World Cup title, 28 years after the 1983 historic victory.

MS Dhoni. Source: Twitter

A video of legend MS Dhoni celebrating India’s win against Sri Lanka during the 2011 ICC World Cup has gone viral on Twitter.

A Twitter user, @mufaddal_vohra, shared the clip, originally posted by ICC, in which Dhoni can be seen smashing a six and lifting the trophy along with his team after the big win.

“MS Dhoni on this day 18 years ago, made his international debut. A career which started with a run out and ended with a run out, and in between numerous glories, dominance as a batter and a captain, 3 ICC trophies. A legend of the game!” the Twitter user wrote.

Watch the video here:

Here’s how netizens are recalling Maahi days:

https://twitter.com/anmolmagotra7/status/1606131811813560320

Apart from the 2011 World Cup win, MS Dhoni led India to victory in two other ICC tournaments including the 2007 ICC World Twenty20 and the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy. In 2020, Dhoni announced his retirement from all forms of international cricket. He currently captains the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the Indian Premier League.

That’s the way, Maahi ve! Celebrating 18 years of Dhoni, the GOAT.

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