Former India captain and Chennai Super Kings skipper MS Dhoni’s 42nd birthday is being celebrated by his fans all around the world on Friday, July 7. Dhoni is loved by almost every cricket fan in India because of all his contributions to the nation. And July 7 becomes a special day for all of his fans as the legend was born on this day.
Meanwhile, a video is getting viral on social media in which the 2011 ODI World Cup winning captain can be seen receiving artwork from a fan. He accepted the gift whole-heartedly from his fans and also appreciated the hard work which was put into it. He also waved back at some fans who were chanting and shouting his name around his farmhouse in Ranchi.
Watch the video here:
Here comes the video of the day! 😍💥
MS Dhoni accepting fan's artwork and waves back !! 👋❤️#HappyBirthdayDhoni | @MSDhoni pic.twitter.com/GmpbnEDPov
— DHONI Era™ 🤩 (@TheDhoniEra) July 7, 2023
Dhoni’s superfast wicketkeeping skills
Apart from his fans, many Indian cricketers have also wished the cricket legend. Players like Rishabh Pant, Yuzvendra Chahal and many more took to social media and wished the iconic former captain. Pant even shared a picture in which he can be seen cutting a cake to celebrate Dhoni’s birthday.
Dhoni’s achievements are enough to make him one of the greatest legendary cricketers in India. Dhoni led Indian cricket to team the inaugural 2007 T20 World Cup trophy, 2011 ODI World Cup and 2013 Champions trophy which makes him the only captain to win all 3 major world trophies in the world.
Apart from his achievements, the right-hander is also known for his calm and composed nature on the field. His cool attitude on the field even in the most pressure situations got him one of the biggest fanbases in India. Dhoni’s tactics while taking decisions were great and were also enough to turn a match from anywhere. The 42-year-old’s wicketkeeping skills are very well known to the world, his no-look run-out and super fast stumping skills are very popular all over the world. Many young wicketkeepers take him as their inspiration and hope to get even 10% of his wicketkeeping skills.
