Following his recent induction into the ICC Hall of Fame, cricket legend MS Dhoni was felicitated by Jharkhand State Cricket Association (JSCA) President Ajay Nath Shahdeo, who hailed the former India captain’s unmatched contributions to the sport.
Shahdeo took to Instagram to share a photo with Dhoni, stating:
“Heartiest congratulations to #Mahi on his #ICCHallOfFame induction! Celebrated this remarkable achievement with him. Wishing Mahi continued success and love from fans worldwide.”
Dhoni’s Induction Amongst Elite Company
Dhoni joined a distinguished list that includes:
- Matthew Hayden (Australia)
- Graeme Smith & Hashim Amla (South Africa)
- Daniel Vettori (New Zealand)
- Sarah Taylor (England)
- Sana Mir (Pakistan)
These legends were added to the Hall of Fame just days before the WTC Final 2025 at Lord’s, recognizing their enduring legacies across formats.
MS Dhoni: Career Stats and Legacy
MS Dhoni remains one of India’s greatest captains and finishers:
- Tests: 90 matches | 4,876 runs | 6 centuries | 33 fifties
- ODIs: 350 matches | 10,773 runs | Avg. 50.57 | 10 centuries | 73 fifties
- T20Is: 98 matches | 1,617 runs | Avg. 37.60
As captain:
- 60 Tests: 27 wins, 15 losses, 18 draws
- 200 ODIs: 110 wins, 74 losses
- First and only captain to win T20 WC (2007), ODI WC (2011), and Champions Trophy (2013)
Reacting to the honour, Dhoni said:
“To be named in the ICC Hall of Fame and remembered alongside all-time greats is a wonderful feeling. It’s something I will cherish forever.”
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