Mahendra Singh Dhoni is one of the most popular cricket players of all time in India. He is a right hand and goalkeeper in the Indian national cricket team, where he is also a captain from 2007 to 2016.
With the Indian national team, Dhoni has won three ICC trophies, the 2008 World Cup, 2011, and ICC Champions Trophy in 2013. He is famous for his ability to destroy opponent attacks, and also for some winning combinations.
Dhoni married Sakshi Singh Rawat and had a daughter of Ziva Singh Dhoni with him. Many fans believe that his appearance in cricket became better after he was married. He and his wife know each other since their childhood.
Cricket Career
The first professional drama was in 1998 for Bihar U19, and it was unsuccessful because his team failed to pass the quarter -finals. In the 1999-2000 season, Dhoni played for Bihar in Ranji Trophy, but at that time he was only 18 years old, so his appearance began to pay attention only from the 2002 season.
After a successful game in Kenya, he made many people entertain him. From 2004, Dhoni was a goalkeeper Batsman. His fans said that his dominance began after the match with Pakistan in 2005, in Sri Lanka he made a record for most of the running in Odi.
He officially became number one in 2006 in the ICC ranking in ODI. He is the team captain who won the T-20 World Cup 2007, and also in 2011. With him, India got the first number 1 position in the ICC test ranking. Chennai Super Kings bought his contract in 2008 at a price of 1.5 million dollars.
Sponsorships and Net Worth
Because he is one of the most popular richest cricket players, and second, is logical that he has many sponsors with various companies. There is a long list of companies that pay for advertising, such as Maxx Mobile, Sony, Pepsi, Sonata Watches, Aircel. Spartan, Boost, Reebok, Big Bazaar, Lafarge, TVS, Gulf Oil, and many more.
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is also the owner of the seven brand which is a manufacturer of sports clothes and sneakers. It is estimated that the total net worth is 111 million dollars.
