Australian wicketkeeper and vice-captain Brad Haddin paid rich tributes to MS Dhoni, who announced his retirement from Test cricket on Wednesday.
MS Dhoni’s ability to bring the best out of others, speaks volumes of his leadership skills and his credentials proves it to the world.
Dhoni's retirement came in as a shock to the world as well as to the cricket fraternity.
The BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel tried to convince Mahedra Singh Dhoni to continue as skipper for the final Test at Sydney starting January 6.
Shastri hails Dhoni's courage to his team that he could not go on playing all formats.
An unknown Team India cricketer, presumably in the Virender Sehwag camp, clicked a snapshot of his inbox.
India’s most loved and equally criticised captain, MS Dhoni announced his retirement from the five-day format "with immediate effect" on Tuesday after the third Test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
Dhoni’s decision to retire from Test cricket shocked the cricket fraternity and the Twitter space was flooded with tributes pouring from all over the world.
MS Dhoni’s final Test turned out to be statistical delight for him.
Bhattacharya remembers how Dhoni had asked whether he should give up cricket when he was not selected for the Under-19 tour to Kenya.