How did MS Dhoni join cricket’s biggest honor? Learn on which achievements ICC gets a place in ‘Hall of Fame’

By Cross Talk India Team Last updated Jun 11, 2025

Ms dhoni: Mahendra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni), known as former captain of the Indian team and Captain Cool, has been included in the ICC Hall of Fame. Let me tell you, Dhoni is the 11th player of India who have been included in this list. The ICC gave this information on Monday. After receiving this honor, MS Dhoni’s response has come to light. So let’s know what Dhoni said… ..

After achieving the achievement of the ICC Hall of Fame, captain Kul MS Dhoni said, “It is an honor to join the ICC Hall of Fame, which recognizes the contribution of cricketers of different generations around the world.” He further said that, coming with all these great players of my name is a wonderful experience. This is a moment that I will always cherish. ” Dhoni’s statement shows the importance of this honor for him.

These players were also included

Let me tell you, apart from Mahendra Singh Dhoni, this time other cricketers have also received this honor. The players who received this honor include Hashim Amla of South Africa, former Australia opener Matthew Hayden, former South African captain Graeme Smith and New Zealand’s great player Daniel Vettori. Pakistan’s Sana Mir and former England wicketkeeper-batsman Sarah Taylor were two female members, with the involvement of which the total number of hall of fames increased to 122.

Who gets a place in the ICC Hall of Fame?

To join the ICC Hall of Fame, any cricketer has to meet specific criteria. By incorporating a cricketer in it, it is first seen that he has retired from international cricket for at least 5 years. If the player is a batsman, then Tests or ODI formats should have at least 8,000 runs and 20 centuries or any format should have a batting average of 50 or more.

At the same time, if the cricketer is a bowler, then you should take at least 200 wickets in Test or ODI format. The bowling strike rate should be less than 50 in the test and less than 30 in ODIs. If he is a wicketkeeper then there should be at least 200 outs (catch or stumping) in Tests or ODI formats or both. While the captain is, he has led his team in at least 25 Test matches or 100 ODIs. The percentage of victory in either or both formats should be 50% or more.

However, cricketers with extraordinary contributors in cricket can also be included. This can include players, umpires, administrators or others who contribute significantly.