‘Ek pickpocket from Tej’: MS Dhoni included in the ICC Hall of Fame as a tribute to Ravi Shastri. Cricket news

New Delhi: MS Dhoni’s mythological cricketing trip reached another milestone as he was formally included in the ICC Hall of Fame during a ceremony in London, which became the 11th Indian cricketer to receive the prestigious honor. But it was the former head coach of India Ravi Shastri who stole the show with a funny and hearty tribute, comparing Dhoni’s quick hands to an experienced thief behind the stumps.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!“He had faster hands than a pickpocket,” Shastri took a pinch, left the audience into partition. “If you are ever in India, you’re going for a big game, especially in Ahmedabad, you don’t want MS behind you; look back. The wallet will disappear. ,

While reflecting Dhoni’s performance during his career, Shastri said, “He goes out for zero, he wins the World Cup, he gets one hundred, he gets one hundred, there is only two hundred one. Of course, you know, you know, no difference.”Dhoni expressed his gratitude when he was nominated in the most exclusive list of cricket. “This is an honor for being nominated in the ICC Hall of Fame, which recognizes the contribution of cricketers from generations and from all over the world. There is a wonderful feeling to remember all such times as well as your name.

Dhoni’s steller career consists of 17,266 international runs, 829 dismissal, and three major ICC Trophy – 2007 T20 World Cup, 2011 ODI World Cup and 2013 Champions Trophy. Known for his quiet appearance and fast game sense, Dhoni played 538 matches for India and is widely considered as the best wicketkeeper-captain that the game has ever seen.