Mahendra Singh Dhoni Becomes First Indian Wicketkeeper To Effect 400 ODI Dismissals

MS Dhoni became the first Indian and fourth overall wicketkeeper to have 400 dismissals in ODIs.

Cape Town:Virat Kohli and Indian spinners Yuzvendra Chahal and Kuldeep Yadav exacted yet another humiliating misfortune on South Africa in the third ODI played at the Newlands in Cape Town as MS Dhoni turned into the main Indian and fourth generally speaking, in the rundown of wicketkeepers, to scalp 400 ODI rejections. 



Batting in the first place, India heaped on 303 keeps running for the loss of 6 wickets as Kohli drove from the front with an unbeaten 160 runs, his 34th ODI ton and 55th universal century. Subsequent to setting up an immense focus on 304 runs, Chahal and Kuldeep at that point destroyed devastation as the wrist-spinners shared eight wickets among them to bowl out the Proteas for 179 runs.

The feat was achieved in the 17th over of the South African innings, Kuldeep deceived Markram with a tossed-up delivery and Dhoni removed the bails in a flash to send the Proteas captain back to pavilion.
 



Dhoni turned into the principal Indian guardian to have 400 rejections in ODIs. He is at present fourth on the rundown behind some amazing names in the diversion like Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara, Australia's Adam Gilchrist, and South Africa's Mark Boucher. 

Sangakkara tops this rundown had 482 rejections from 404 matches while Gilchrist and Boucher were associated with 472 and 424 expulsions individually. Dhoni took only 315 matches to accomplish the accomplishment. 

He likewise drives the rundown of wicketkeepers having all the more confusing in the ODI organize with 106 stumpings to his name up until this point.