MS Dhoni's World Record Goes Unnoticed In India's T20I Win Over South Africa

After India's 28-run prevail upon South Africa in the T20 opener, MS Dhoni joined some of his partners for a celebratory supper.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Sunday indented up yet another record after he went past Sri Lanka legend Kumar Sangakkara to finish the most gets for a wicketkeeper in T20 cricket. Dhoni's record-breaking 134th catch was that of Reeza Hendricks, who edged erratic Bhuvneshwar Kumar's knocking down some pins. While Sangakkara recorded 133 gets in 254 matches, the first T20I against South Africa was Dhoni's 275th in most limited organization. Third on the rundown is India's Dinesh Karthik (123 gets in 227 matches). while Pakistan's Kamran Akmal (115 gets in 211 matches) and West Indies' Denesh Ramdin (108 gets in 168 matches) are fourth and fifth individually.

With 77 casualties in 87 matches, Dhoni additionally drives the rundown for most rejections in the T20 universal. By and large, the previous India skipper has affected 775 expulsions in 495 matches, setting him third on the rundown behind Mark Boucher and Adam Gilchrist.

After India's 28-run prevail upon South Africa in the T20 opener, Dhoni joined some of his colleagues for a celebratory supper.

Virat Kohli limped off the field before India finished another overwhelming execution over South Africa at the Wanderers Stadium.

Shikhar Dhawan and Bhuvneshwar Kumar were chiefly in charge of India's win, only two days after the voyagers finished a 5-1 whipping of the hosts in a one-day universal arrangement.

India chief Kohli left the field 13 overs into South Africa's innings subsequent to affliction a left leg strain while batting.

South Africa were without star batsman AB de Villiers, who was discounted of the arrangement subsequent to affliction a hit to one side knee in front of the 6th one-day global in Centurion on Friday.

India likewise endured damage blow, with left-arm wrist spinner Kuldeep Yadav missing in view of thumb damage endured in Centurion when India finished a 5-1 arrangement win.