‘Current Indian cricketers have been told not to choose Dhoni’s shirt number': BCCI chooses to resign notorious No.7

BCCI has supposedly educated the youthful Indian players that they can't ask for Dhoni's No.7 shirt any longer. Tendulkar's No.10 was off the list some time recently. After Sachin Tendulkar's shirt No. 10, the BCCI has chosen to resign MS Dhoni's No.7. In other words, shirt No.7 won't be given to any other Indian cricketer going forward.For the most part, a cricketer is permitted to select his favored shirt number some time recently making his India make a big appearance. As per ICC rules, they are permitted to choose any number between 1 to 100 but concurring to an Indian Express report, the BCCI has educated the youthful Indian players that they can't ask for the No.7 shirt any longer. Tendulkar's No.10 was off the list in 2017. “The youthful players and current Indian group players have been told not to choose M S Dhoni’s Number 7 shirt. The BCCI has chosen to resign Dhoni’s T-shirt for his commitment to the diversion. A modern player can’t get No. 7, and No. 10 was as of now off the list of accessible numbers,” a senior BCCI official was cited as saying by The Indian Express. Stay tuned with breaking news on HT Channel on Facebook. Connect Now The choice comes three and a half a long time after Dhoni hung his boots in Admirable 2020. He, in any case, made his final appearance wearing India's shirt No.7 within the 2019 World Container semi-final against Modern Zealand in Manchester, England. Dhoni would go down as one of the greatest names in Indian cricket.He is the as it were captain to have won all three ICC competitions within the white-ball format. He driven a youthful Indian side to triumph within the inaugural 2007 T20 World Container in South Africa. Four a long time afterward, India's 28-year-long hold up for an ODI World Glass finished when Dhoni hit that iconic six at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai within the last of the 2011 World Glass against Sri Lanka. In 2013, Dhoni driven India to the Champions Trophy title, which was moreover India's final ICC title. The talismanic cricketer from Ranchi, who proceeds to handle his exchange as the captain of Chennai Super Rulers in IPL, has spoken to India in 90 Tests, 350 ODIs, and 98 T20Is scoring 4876, 10773, and 1617 runs individually. Dhoni moreover holds the record for most expulsions by an Indian attendant. He has 634 catches and 195 puzzling to his credit, making him the third most fruitful wicketkeeper within the history of the diversion behind South Africa's Check Boucher and Australia's Adam Gilchrist.