'There won't be another Dhoni': Aakash Chopra & Sanjay Manjrekar hail veteran cricketer

Commentators as well as cricket pundits Aakash Chopra came forward and hailed Mahendra Singh Dhoni for his outstanding contribution to Indian Cricket after veteran stumper anunced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday. legendary skipper shared a compilation of his journey so far to make anuncement.

'Thank you MSD'

Taking to micro-blogging site, Chopra posted an im of MS Dhoni raising his left hand up supposedly to apologize and n urged passionate cricket fans t to cry because it is over but to smile because it happened. He concluded by thanking 2011 World Cup-winning skipper.

Meanwhile, Manjrekar, on or hand, wrote that in this game, fans have seen great captains that le from front and win on big st and that y have also seen tough Test batsmen, seen excellent keepers, seen great finishers and n asked wher y all have seen one person doing all of this. 

former Mumbai cricketer concluded by saying that one is unlikely to see that again and re won't be ar Dhoni.

MS Dhoni hangs his boots

Putting an end to his 16-year-old journey, former Team India skipper MS Dhoni anunced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday. Taking to social media, Dhoni shared a compilation of his journey so far to make anuncement. Ranchi-l me his debut in 2004 against Banglesh and went on to le Men in Blue to win ICC 2011 World Cup, ICC Champions Trophy in 2013, and 2007 T20 World Cup.

"Thanks a lot for your love and support throughout. From 1929 hrs consider me as Retired," Ranchi-l captioned video.

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(Im Courtesy: AP)