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"One of India's greatest Test Captains under whose leadership India became the No. 1 team in the test rankings, MS Dhoni, has decided to retire from Test cricket citing the strain of playing all formats of cricket," the board said on behalf of MS Dhoni on December 30, 2014.
But now he has decided to give up from cricket and completely retire from the game and has shocked the world cricket fraternity. The possibility of Dhoni playing for the CSK has also come under the scanner after the announcement.
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MS Dhoni has been the most valuable player for the Indian cricket in the past one decade. Under the leadership of the captain cool, as he was known during his captaincy, MS Dhoni led the Indian team to almost all the possible triumphs. It was under his captaincy that the Indian team won the first T20I, India lifted the world cup trophy in 2011 under the captaincy of MS Dhoni and the team reached the top spot in the tests under MS Dhoni.
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MS Dhoni also happens to be the captain of IPL's most successful franchise, CSK. Chennai has clearly been the most consistent team in terms of performance it has put up under Dhoni. It has won the title twice and has never failed in making it to the qualifying round. The team's consistency is something that has been unique and it is for this reason that the team is one of the strongest contestants for the title, this time again.
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However, it is 31st March today and since April fool is approaching and in case you believed this story, we just want to let you know that you have just become one! We would also like to suggest you, now that you have become the fool, don't be the lone fool in your circle, share this story to your friends and see if they believe it or not. Happy April Fool Day! Long Live MS Dhoni!
First published: 31 March 2018, 14:28 IST