The 39-year-old’s last outing in India colours was during the lost World Cup semifinal against New Zealand.
Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni retired from international cricket on Saturday, ending over one year of suspense and also an era during which his often unorthodox leadership and finishing skills became the stuff of legends. “Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. from 1929hrs consider me as retired,” Dhoni posted on his Instagram handle. Live updates: Tributes pour in as MS Dhoni announces retirement from international cricket The announcement came a day after he joined his Chennai Super kings teammates in Chennai ahead of this year’s IPL in the UAE. The 39-year-old’s last outing in India colours was during the lost World Cup semifinal against New Zealand. One of the best runners between the wickets was run out following a hard-earned 50 in that tense game, shattering Indian hopes and leaving him in a state of disbelief.
