INDvNZ: The Great Achievement in the first T-20 recorded for the name MS Dhoni

      

New Delhi (INDvNZ): India had fed three wicket-keeper batsmen in the first T-20 match against New Zealand. These three players were MS Dhoni, Dinesh Karthik and Rishabh Pant. Of these, MS Dhoni was left out, the other batsmen could not do any great work to make runs. Although MS Dhoni's innings was also inadequate for India to make a comeback in the match but MS Dhoni showed the desire to end the crease. He scored 39 runs in 31 balls.

MS Dhoni Completed 1500 Runs of T20 Career:
Let us know that MS Dhoni was managing the glove responsibilities behind the wicket in the match. Despite all this, a record was recorded in MS Dhoni's name in this match, which he would not want to remember. During the 39-run innings in Wellington T-20, MS Dhoni also completed 1,500 runs in T-20 career but he could not win the team despite being the top scorer of the innings once again.


It was the fifth time with MS Dhoni when he reached the score of 30 or more in the T20 International match and became a top scorer but could not win the team. MS Dhoni had earlier scored 48 and 38 runs against Australia and England in 2012 and remained top scorer in 2012, but he failed to win the team. After this, MS Dhoni played against the Kiwi team in Nagpur in the year 2016, but could not win the team once again. MS Dhoni again scored an unbeaten 36 against England in the year 2017 and lost the team once. Now against the Kiwi team in Wellington, MS Dhoni scored 39 runs in the Indian innings and India lost the match.


     

            

If any of these figures are to be seen then any batsman would not want to remember. But the other aspect of this is that MS Dhoni's bat is run even when the rest of the team batsmen get frustrated cheaply. In spite of this, it is a record which can be said about many things. Certainly such figures are a bit contradictory for a finisher batsman. Let me tell you that coach Ravi Shastri has recently taken hold of the critics of MS Dhoni.

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