It was an unforgettable sunset at 1929 hours on Independence Day. Captain Cool Mahendra Singh Dhoni just headed into that setting sun, bringing to an end the glorious innings of a boy with humble beginnings in far-away Ranchi.
A cricketer who won two World Cups – ICC World T20 & ICC Cricket World Cup – along with the Champions Trophy, Asia Cup T20 2010 & 2016, and the Asia Cup; captained India in 200 ODIs, maintaining a win-percentage of 59.52. The ODI legend accumulated 10,773 runs, averaging more than 50 despite batting between No.5 and 7 for a major chunk of his career. In ...
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