Ms Dhoni Retirement

MS Dhoni retires: Virat Kohli shares video to thank MSD for memorable on-field moments

The 70-second clip shared by Kohli shows the partnership shared by Dhoni and the current Indian captain.

MS Dhoni retires: 'An inspiration and institution in himself', Mithali Raj and Smtiti Mandhana praise MSD

Dhoni, the only captain to have won all the ICC trophies, retired from international cricket on Saturday, more than a year after he last played for India, in the lost World Cup semifinal against New Zealand.

Suresh Raina reveals reason behind him and MS Dhoni choosing 15 August to announce retirement

Suresh Raina, who announced his retirement from international cricket on 15 August along with former India captain MS Dhoni, spoke about the decision and also revealed the day's events.

Exercised my authority to save MS Dhoni from getting removed as captain: Former BCCI President N Srinivasan

N Srinivasan revealed how had exercised his authority as the then Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) President in 2011 to ensure that Dhoni was retained as the Indian captain.

MS Dhoni retires: Cricketing legend and inscrutable enigma who launched a million middle class dreams

Dhoni was no saint, no God, and fairly enough, never pretended to be one. For all the insanely public lives Indian cricketers live, he succeeded in creating an island for himself and his family, and in the process, secured his legacy in the annals of India's rich cricketing history.

MS Dhoni will spend more time with Territorial Army now that he has retired, says business partner Arun Pandey

Dhoni holds the honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Territorial Army. Following the 2019 World Cup semifinal loss, he trained with the Parachute Regiment for more than a month.

MS Dhoni retires: As wicketkeeper, Indian legend was faster than the best pickpockets, says Ravi Shastri

Counting Dhoni's achievements, Shastri said despite creating an enviable legacy, Dhoni's calm demeanour made him unique.

MS Dhoni 'changed whole face of Indian cricket' says Pakistan cricket team coach Misbah-ul-Haq

Dhoni, 39, is India's most successful skipper, having played a starring role in their 2011 World Cup final win on home soil and also guided them to victory in the inaugural T20 World Cup final and the Champions Trophy.

‘Thanks for everything’: Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli and others pay tribute to MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina after retirement announcements

Dhoni and Raina announced retirement from international cricket via social media on Saturday.

'Consider me as retired', India icon MS Dhoni brings curtains down on international career

Dhoni, who last played India in the semi-final defeat to New Zealand in the 2019 ICC World Cup, calls it a day after representing the country in 90 Tests, 350 ODIs and 98 T20Is.