Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame, recognizing his exceptional contribution to international cricket. He becomes the 11th Indian to receive this prestigious honour, celebrated for his leadership, calm demeanor, and game-changing performances.

Key Highlights:

• MS Dhoni was officially inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame on June 9, 2025, during a ceremony at Abbey Road Studios in London.
• Dhoni is the only captain in history to win all three major ICC white-ball tournaments: the T20 World Cup (2007), ODI World Cup (2011), and Champions Trophy (2013).
• Over a 16-year international career, he played 538 matches, scored 17,266 runs, and effected 829 dismissals as a wicketkeeper.
• Dhoni expressed gratitude for the recognition, calling it “a moment to cherish forever,” while the BCCI praised him as the most deserving choice.
• The ICC Hall of Fame Class of 2025 also includes cricketers like Matthew Hayden and Hashim Amla, alongside Dhoni.