Speech on M.S.Dhoni as role model
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MS Dhoni, the former captain of Indian cricket team has led his team to memorable wins across formats...We have learnt a lot from his carrier and his works on the Field....However it is his aura outside in the stadium which makes him a real and true model for youngters...Indian Cricket got his vertebrae straight during his leadership...He is a man of strong will power, determination and above all a supporting head of team like ours...
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insufficient to describe the stature of the jewel of Indian cricket, Mahendra Singh Dhoni. The journey from being an ordinary ticket collector in a small town of Kharagpur to the most successful Indian captain has been nothing short of extraordinary for him.
The former Indian skipper has been on the national duty carrying the burden of over 1 billion expectation for over a decade now. Being responsible for the joy and happiness of a country in which cricket is just not a game, a country where cricketers are considered as God, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has lived up to their expectation every time he has stepped onto the field. The incredible success he has achieved during the process is unprecedented and something he can really be proud of. But the glory for him has not been that easy as he went through several hardships for achieving the same which makes him a role model for people who give up their their dreams far too soon. Dhoni has been an inspiration for all, motivating people to chase their dream even if the path is full of obstacles.
He burst on the scene being recognized as a serious hitter of the cricket ball and played as a pinch hitter during the initial phase of his career. His knock of 148 made the world aware of a superstar in making. But before he can enjoy the stardom of an Indian cricketer he was handed a responsibility of leading a young Indian side in the 2007 T-20 World Cup. Nobody expected India to win and making Dhoni the captain was a mere formality by the board who themselves knew that fate of the team. But what they dint knew was the turnaround that was coming for Indian cricket which was in turmoil after the first round exit from the ICC Cricket World Cup in 2007. Dhoni's India won the World cup. More than the Victory it was the belief that was important which he filled in the team that they can perform and win against the best in any conditions. Since then he took Indian cricket to new height demolishing every record as a batsmen and as a captain.
Then came 2011, the cricketing carnival was about to start, the expectation and the hopes of becoming the 50 over World Champions for the second time were on the new heights. India looked liked faltering in the last steps with losing the top order cheaply in the final,but the world saw a great man, a great captain and a great player again stepping up to the occasion and played the greatest knock of the World Cup history to make the dreams true for his people. India won the World Cup and Dhoni registered his name as the greatest Indian captain of all time. Later India also went onto win the Champions Trophy and also became the No 1 Test side of the World.
Even though he had few hiccups in his career as a Test Captain after the 4-0 drubbing against England and Australia respectively which eventually made him to retire from the format for which he was not made for, he still remains the best Indian captain of all time. Today Indian team is considered as the most dominant team in the world when compared to 2011, when Geoffrey Boycott compared the Indian side to Alsatian and the reason for the transformation is one and only Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who gave numerous opportunities to players like Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan to built up his own team, a team that has dominates the world Cricket now. Mahendra Singh Dhoni is not the captain anymore nor he is the player he used to be but his name is still enough to sends a wave of fear in the opposition camp. Some people have forgotten his contribution but still the majority stand tall with him. “Legacy is not what’s left tomorrow when you are gone, it’s what you give, create, impact and contribute today while you are here that then happens to live on.” M.S. Dhoni surely seems to believe in this mantra. His unparalleled legacy and character is an inspiration to all.
