Australia vs India 2018-19: Unbelievable Composure And Resolve - Ravichandran Ashwin On MS Dhoni

Well, it was an MS Dhoni special in Australia. He answered all the critics with his willow by knocking a fantabulous 87* in the tough circumstances. The innings is a pure resemblance of his grit and determination to win it for his country. Meanwhile, his good friend, Ravichandran Ashwin showers words of praise on him for a superb knock.

Ravichandran Ashwin and Mahendra Singh Dhoni share a great rapport between them, as they played a lot of cricket together. Not only for India but also the duo played together for years in Indian Premier League. After the special knock, Ashwin highlights Dhoni’s incredible patience.

Ashwin, in his tweet, quoted that the former skipper of India has shown that is born to finish the chases for Indian National Cricket Team. He also lauds Dhoni’s unbelievable composure and determination while tackling the task for his country.

Digging into his tweet, it read ”Another day, another final of sorts and @msdhoni hunts down another chase like he was born for that purpose. Unbelievable composure and resolve.”

Another day, another final of sorts and @msdhoni hunts down another chase like he was born for that purpose. Unbelievable composure and resolve #INDvAUS #MSDhoni

— Ashwin ?? (@ashwinravi99) January 18, 2019

MS Dhoni collects man of the series trophy:

MS Dhoni showed he is still the best finisher as he remained unbeaten on 87 and led India to a fantastic seven-wicket victory over Australia in the third One-Day International (ODI) on Friday.

With the victory in the third ODI at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), India clinched the three-match series 2-1 and recorded their maiden bilateral series on the Australian soil. It was India’s just second bilateral series Down Under after the 2016 series, which the hosts had won 4-1.

Chasing 231, India lost the openers, Rohit Sharma and Shikhar Dhawan early in the innings and it was again Virat Kohli and Dhoni who laid the foundation with their 54-run stand for the third wicket.

Though Virat Kohli walked back, Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav batted beautifully to ensure India cross the line. Dhoni and Jadhav shared a 121-run stand for the fourth wicket to collect the trophy.