The one whom all the cricketers used to tease by calling ‘Bihari-Bihari’, he/she made India proud, not one, not two but 3…

New Delhi. The atmosphere in the dressing room of Team India is mostly good. Joking among players is common. When Mahendra Singh Dhoni had newly arrived in Team India, the players used to call him/her Bihari Bihari. However, Dhoni was from Jharkhand. But even after the separation of Jharkhand from Bihar, people still called the people of Jharkhand as Bihari. Something similar happened with Dhoni also.

Yuvraj Singh used to enjoy Dhoni the most. The player they all enjoyed. Today he/she has taken Indian cricket to great heights. Dhoni made India win the ICC trophy not once but thrice. Mahendra Singh Dhoni played his/her first ODI match against Bangladesh on 23 December 2004. Gradually he/she became the captain of the team and in the year 2007 made India the champion of T20 World Cup for the first time.

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On 24 September 2007, India created history under the captaincy of Dhoni. India won the T20 World Cup for the first time on this day. The year was 2007, Pakistan team was facing MS Dhoni’s team India in the final of T20 World Championship played in South Africa. Dhoni gave the last over to Joginder Sharma. Who bowled a successful over and led India to victory.

After this, Dhoni made India win the ODI World Cup title in the year 2011. MS Dhoni had given a memorable performance in the final as captain and as a batsman. In the final against Sri Lanka, the team lost 3 big wickets for 114 runs. Even after this, Dhoni himself came to bat against him/her in such a big match. he/she led the team to a memorable victory by playing an unbeaten inning of 91 runs on 79 balls in the final.

Then after 2 years he/she made India win the ICC Champions Trophy for the first time. Under his/her captaincy, India won the Champions Trophy in 2013. Even in the last over against England, Dhoni took a very surprising decision. England needed 15 runs from the last 6 balls and Dhoni handed that over to off-spinner Ashwin. Ashwin scored 5 runs on 2 balls, after which England’s hopes of victory were awakened. But Ashwin did not give any chance to England after that and India won the final by 5 runs.

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