Video Of The Day: MS Dhoni Celebrates 44th Birthday In Ranchi

"Kaat Dein?" MS Dhoni Seeks Permission Before Cutting Cake On 44th Birthday. Video Viral

Legendary India captain MS Dhoni turned 44 on Monday, and celebrated the occasion with his friends in Ranchi.

Video Of The Day: MS Dhoni Celebrates 44th Birthday In Ranchi

MS Dhoni celebrates his 44th birthday in Ranchi, cutting a cake with friends. Fans speculate the video is from JSCA premises. Will he play in IPL 2026?

Happy Birthday MS Dhoni! Fans Share Wishes for Legendary Indian Cricketer As He Turns 44 | 🏏 LatestLY

MS Dhoni led the India national cricket team to three ICC White-ball Titles. In the Indian Premier League, Dhoni, known as Chennai Super Kings' "Thala", captained the franchise to ten finals and won them five titles. 🏏 Happy Birthday MS Dhoni! Fans Share Wishes for Legendary Indian Cricketer As He Turns 44.

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Dhoni_Birthday (PC: CSK_PL) MS Dhoni, one of the greatest captains in cricket history, celebrated his 44th birthday today, on 7 July 2025, and wishes poured in from all corners of the sporting world. Dhoni remains the only captain to have won all three major ICC tournaments — the T20 World Cup (2007), the ODI World Cup (2011), and the Champions Trophy (2013). Known for his calm nature, sharp mind, and finishing skills, Dhoni’s impact on Indian c…

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MS Dhoni played for India from 2004-2019 and is still playing in the Indian Premier League (IPL).