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MS Dhoni (Image source- Twitter)
MS Dhoni is one of the biggest parts of Indian Cricket's history. The 40-year-old led India to win all the three major ICC competitions. He won the inaugural T20 World Cup in 2007, and then went on to win the 2011 World Cup. Dhoni's ICC trophy collection was completed with a victory in the 2013 Champions Trophy.
The veteran cricketer has been retired for some time, but his fan base remains enormous. Now, a fan of the former Indian captain has made a special creation for him ahead of his birthday. A fan named Arjun Nagar made a huge rangoli of MS Dhoni. The artist from Rajgarh in Madhya Pradesh posted a video of him making the rangoli on his Instagram handle.
"In Advance Happy Birthday🎉 Sir 💗@mahi7781 #msdhoni you are my Favourite 💖 cricketer! This Rangoli special for your Birthday 🥳It's very hard work! But you in the Art it's very interesting work!" he wrote in the caption.
Here is the video
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While Dhoni has retired from international cricket, he continues to play for Chennai in the Indian T20 League. The veteran has already stated that he will continue to play in the cash-rich league next year. This announcement had left the fans super excited.
"Well, I think, definitely. It’s a simple reason. It will be unfair to not play in Chennai and say thank you. Mumbai is one place where, as a team and as an individual, I have got a lot of love and affection. But, you know it won’t be nice to the CSK fans," he told Ian Bishop at the toss during Chennai's last game in the Indian T20 League 2022.
"And also, hopefully, next year the teams will get an opportunity to travel, so it will be like a thank all the different places where we will be playing games at different venues. Whether it will be my last year or not that’s a big question because you know we can’t really predict about something two years down the line, but definitely, I’ll be working hard to come back strong next year," Dhoni added.