MS Dhoni inducted to ICC Hall of Fame

**MS Dhoni inducted to ICC Hall of Fame

Former India captain MS Dhoni has been inducted to the ICC Hall of Fame, recognizing his stellar 14-year career.

Achievements

• Only captain to lift all three ICC senior white-ball trophies: 50-over World Cup, T20 World Cup, and Champions Trophy
• Captain when India ascended to the top of ICC Test rankings in the late 2000s
• Played 350 ODIs, scoring 10,773 runs
• Played 90 Test matches and 98 T20Is
• Scored over 15,000 international runs across formats
• Effected 829 dismissals as wicketkeeper

Other Inductees

• Graeme Smith (South Africa): First captain to lead in more than 100 Tests
• Hashim Amla (South Africa): Prolific career in ODIs and Tests, 56 centuries
• Matthew Hayden (Australia): Destructive opening batter, 30 centuries
• Daniel Vettori (New Zealand): Wily left-arm spinner, 362 wickets in Tests and 305 in ODIs
• Sarah Taylor (England): Trailblazer in women's cricket, elegant strokeplay and quick reflexes
• Sana Mir (Pakistan): Pioneering figure in Pakistan women's cricket, effective off-spinner and gritty lower-order batter