NEW DELHI: On December 23, 2004, a long-haired young cricketer from Ranchi made his international debut in an ODI against Bangladesh in Chattogram. His innings lasted just one ball as he was run out for zero - a false start to what would become one of the most illustrious careers in cricketing history. That young boy was none other than Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Two decades later, Dhoni is celebrated as one of cricket's greatest captains and wicketkeepers, leaving an indelible mark on both Indian and global cricket.
