The Indian Prime Minster Modi’s words, Mahendra Sing Dhoni’s life: Indian PM’s tribute in context, explained about MS Dhoni

 The Indian Most talented captain and wicketkeeper Mahendra Singh Dhoni came from a small Village town, he was not a “naamdaar” – and the path he rose and led illustrates the real spirit of New India, Prime Minister Modi said.The Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has written a letter to talented indian captain  Mahendra Singh Dhoni, congratulating him on a glorious and success career, and describing the former India captain’s journey and influence as a sportsman, coming from the cricketers backwaters of Ranchi. The indian Prime Minister addressed that MS Dhoni as ‘Dear Mahendra’ and called him “one of the important illustrations of the spirit of India where family names does not make young people’s destiny ”.

This is what the Prime Minister of India said in his tribute  address in his tribute– along with the most relevant context of Mahendra Sing Dhoni’s life and his career.

Small town boy

“Rising from a humble beginnings in a small village town, you burst onto the national scene, and you have made a name for yourself and most essentially made India proudly. Where we all are come from that does not matter as long as we know where we are headed – this is the spirit and Josh that you have exuded and inspired many youngsters with.”

Mahendra Simg Dhoni grew up in Colony of MECON at Ranchi India, and after that went to DAV Jawahar Vidya Mandir school, and they have worked as a ticket collector in the Indian Railways.

Till the turn of the century, stardom in Indian cricket was basically restricted to the big metropolises. MS Dhoni broke the glass ceiling.

His rise to prominence allowed too many budding cricketers from small Village towns, and even from villages, to big dreams. For Isntance Munaf Patel, Suresh Raina, Rodra Partan Sing short form is R P Sing, Piyush Chawla, – all of them followed in Dhoni’s footsteps.

New India

“You have been one of the essential illustrations of the spirit of India, where family name's does not make young people’s Luck but they make their own names and their own destinies they will make there own Luck. This young generations of Indians does not hesitate to take any risks and back each other’s abilities in even the toughest and hardest  situations – seen in the path  you took risks many a time in backing a little known the indian youngsters to deliver in high pressure situations. The first T-20 2007 World Cup in Final is a perfect Instance of this spirit. This young generation of Indians does not want to  lose their nerve in decisive situations; we saw that in so many of your innings of Cricket games. Our youth does not want to lose heart in the face of adversity and, most essentially, are scariness fearless, for example the team you led.”MS Dhoni's wife kshi Dhoni with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Rashtrapati Bhavan in India.

The first T-20 World Cup India played against Pakistan in the final of the inaugural in South Africa in 2007. The game was so fantastic.

 The victory of Chasing is 158 runs, in Last Pakistan needed 13 runs of the last six balls, and Mehandra Sing Dhoni picked a little-known indian bowllers Joginder Sharma instead of the experienced Harbhajan Singh. And because of these two bowlers turned out a match to be a tactical masterstroke as India won by five runs. The captain took a big risk,  and which paid off.

The tournament also saw a last-ball tie between India and Pakistan T-20 Final in 2007. India won after a bowl-out where Dhoni, unlike Pakistan, banked on his batsmen to hit the stumps in the football-kind shootout.

The T-20 -2007 World Cup Final was Indian cricket had started to come out of the shadow of the Fab Four – and Sourav Ganguly, Sachin Tendulksr, Anil Kumble  and Rahol Drivid. And  A ‘New India’ emerged under captaincy of MS Dhoni.

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“Your dependability in hardest situations and style of your finishing cricket matches, particularly the Final of 2011 World Cup, will forever be etched in the public memory for next generations.”

Mehandra Sing Dhoni’s winning shot of World Cup 2011 was a six over long-on off Sri Lankan fast right hand Bowller Nuwan Kulasekara, arguably the most famous and beautiful shot in the history of India’s limited-overs cricket.

    The Indian most talented Circkter Yuvraj Singh was the form player in the  World Cul 2011.

 Mahindra Sing Dhoni was having an indifferent tournament as a batsman in the lead-up to the final 2011 World Cup against Sri Lanka. At the beginning 114/3, India were under pressure, chasing 275 for victory.

Meshindra Sing Dhoni promoted himself at No. 5 ahead of Yuvraj Sing. Snd Sri Lankan Right-hand Spinner Muttiah Muralitharan was bowling for Sri Lanka and the India captain wanted to use his experience of playing the master off-spinner at the Chennai Super Kings nets.

Mahindra Sing Dhoni went on to score 91 not out, as India sealed a six-wicket win again Srilanka. His winning shot was a six over long-on off Sri Lankan Right-hnad fast bowller Nuwan Kulasekara.