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MS Dhoni’s birthday declared as ‘National Helicopter Day’ by Virender Sehwag!
MS Dhoni who celebrates his 35th birthday, recently visited Bengaluru to interact with Team India who are touring West Indies for four-Test series starting July 21.
Published On Jul 07, 2016, 11:00 AM IST
Last UpdatedJul 07, 2016, 11:00 AM IST

Former India cricketer Virender Sehwag is known for his wittiest comments. Sehwag is jolly character and a straight forward human being with his remarks. This time, on occasion of MS Dhoni’s birthday on July 7, Sehwag found unique way of wishing his teammate. On his Twitter account, Sehwag quipped, “Happy Birthday @msdhoni. May you keep doing Anhoni ko Honi. #NationalHelicopterDay.” Knowing Dhoni is known for his helicopter shot, Sehwag declared the day as same. Apart from Sehwag, newcomer who made debut in Zimbabwe tour — Faiz Fazal — also wished Dhoni on Twitter. Celebrities have also sent out special wishes across. MS Dhoni biopic’s actor Sushant Singh Rajput and Amitabh Bachchan also took the opportunity to wish the Indian limited-over skipper. ALSO READ: Happy birthday, Dhoni! IND captain turns 35
Happy Birthday @msdhoni .
May you keep doing Anhoni ko Honi.#NationalHelicopterDay pic.twitter.com/PGHp9M6gNT— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) July 7, 2016
Meanwhile, Dhoni is not only India’s most successful captain in history, but he is the only captain in international cricket to have won all three ICC tournaments. Under Dhoni, India became world No. 1 in Test cricket 2008, a year after they won the inaugural ICC T20 World Cup 2007 in South Africa. In 2011, Dhoni’s side became the first in history to lift the 50-over World Cup at home, when they defeated Sri Lanka in the final at Mumbai. ALSO READ: MS Dhoni: Darling of Indian media
In 2013, Dhoni created history when his side pipped England in a rain-truncated final of the ICC Champions Trophy at Lord’s, as he became the first captain to win all three ICC trophies that are there on offer. Dhoni retired as India’s most successful captain in Test cricket. He played 90 Tests, captained India in 60. His side won a record 27 under Dhoni, and also lost a significant numbers.
