MS Dhoni has been officially inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame at a ceremony held in London’s iconic Abbey Road Studios.
He joins six other cricket legends including Hashim Amla, Matthew Hayden, Graeme Smith, Daniel Vettori, Sana Mir, and Sarah Taylor.
Dhoni is the 11th Indian cricketer to receive this prestigious honour.
He is the only captain in history to win all three ICC white-ball tournaments: T20 World Cup (2007), ODI World Cup (2011), and Champions Trophy (2013).
In Tests, Dhoni scored 4,876 runs with 256 catches and 38 stumpings in 90 matches.
In ODIs, he scored 10,773 runs at an average of 50.57 with 321 catches and 123 stumpings in 350 games.
In T20Is, Dhoni accumulated 1,617 runs and made 57 catches and 34 stumpings in 98 matches.
Dhoni shared the IPL dressing room with fellow inductee Matthew Hayden in Chennai Super Kings.
He expressed deep honour and gratitude, calling the induction a memory he will "cherish forever."
The ICC Hall of Fame was established in 2009 to honour cricketers’ contributions after five years of international retirement.