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MS Dhoni

7 July 1981 – present

Mahendra Singh Dhoni is an Indian cricketer and wicket-keeper who captained India to the 2007 ICC World Twenty20, the 2011 Cricket World Cup and the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy. He led Chennai Super Kings to multiple Indian Premier League titles and retired from international cricket in 2020.

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Born in Ranchi, India
7 July 1981

Born in Ranchi, then in Bihar and now the capital of Jharkhand.

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Worked as a train ticket examiner at Kharagpur
2001 – 2003

Held a post with Indian Railways while playing domestic cricket.

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Made his one-day international debut for India
23 December 2004

Debuted against Bangladesh at Chittagong.

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Made his Test debut for India
2 December 2005

Debuted in Test cricket against Sri Lanka at Chennai.

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Captained India to the inaugural ICC World Twenty20 title
24 September 2007

India beat Pakistan in the final in Johannesburg.

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Married Sakshi Singh Rawat
4 July 2010

Married in Dehradun; the couple have one daughter.

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Captained India to the Cricket World Cup title
2 April 2011

India beat Sri Lanka in the final at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

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Won the ICC Champions Trophy as captain
2013

India beat England in the final at Edgbaston.

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Retired from Test cricket
30 December 2014

Announced his retirement from the Test format during India's tour of Australia.

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Retired from international cricket
15 August 2020

Announced his retirement from all international cricket, continuing in the Indian Premier League.

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