MS Dhoni Retired On Independence Day In 2020: Check TOP Records Of Former Captain, IN PICS

MS Dhoni smashed 202 international sixes as captain, the most by any skipper. Suresh Raina also retired from international cricket on Independence Day in 2020. (Source: Twitter)

Former India captain retired from international cricket on India's Independence Day, August 15, in 2020. Dhoni scored over 17,000 in 538 international matches in his career. (Source: Twitter)

MS Dhoni once took just 0.08 seconds, breaking his own record of 0.09 seconds to stump West Indies batsman Keemo Paul back in 2018. (Photo: ANI)

During his tenure as captain, MS Dhoni won all 3 ICC Trophies — World T20 in 2007, One Day World Cup in 2011, and Champions Trophy in 2013 –which no other Indian captain in the history of cricket has achieved before. (Photo: ANI)

It took mere 38 innings for MS Dhoni to become world's number one batter in ICC's ODI rankings for batters in April 2006, making him the fastest-ever player to ODI number 1 batting rankings. Dhoni was run-out for 50 in his last international, the 2019 World Cup semifinal. (Photo: ANI)

MS Dhoni played 332 matches as captain of the Indian cricket team, setting a record for playing most international matches as captain. Former Australia captain Ricky Ponting led his team in 324 matches and is second on the list. (Photo: ANI)

MS Dhoni holds the record for most not-out innings in ODIs. He remained unbeaten by the end of an innings in ODIs, a record 84 times. (Photo: ANI)

MS Dhoni completed a total of 195 stumpings for India - highest by any player ever in history of international cricket. Sri Lanka's Kumar Sangakkara (132) is 2nd on the list. (Photo: ANI)