Who is the captain to win all the three ICC trophies?

Who is the captain to win all the three ICC trophies?

MS Dhoni
MS Dhoni is the only cricketer to win all the three ICC tournaments as captain. Dhoni, who turns 37 today, led India to victory in the inaugural World T20 in his first-ever tournament as captain in 2007. He then guided India to their first World Cup title in nearly 28 years in 2011 and won the Champions Trophy in 2013.

Who is the best captain forever?

Steve Waugh is arguably the greatest captain of the modern era. He won 41 Tests in 57 matches he captained Australia, with a world-record winning percentage of 71.92.

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Who is the best 2021 captain?

England skipper Eoin Morgan surpassed MS Dhoni to become the most successful captain in T20I cricket after his side’s win over Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup 2021 on Monday.

Which Indian captain has won all three ICC Trophies in cricket?

The triumph also marked Indian winning all the ICC trophies within six years and MS Dhoni is the only captain in world cricket to win all three ICC trophies.

Who is the only captain to win all the ICC tournaments?

MS Dhoni is the only captain till date in international cricket, who has won all tournaments organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC). MS Dhoni is the only captain till date in international cricket, who has won all tournaments organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

How many trophies has MS Dhoni won as India captain?

The victory meant India became the first team to win all ICC trophies and MS Dhoni became the first captain to lead the country in those triumphs. The triumph also marked Indian winning all the ICC trophies within six years and MS Dhoni is the only captain in world cricket to win all three ICC trophies.

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Who is the greatest international cricket captain of all time?

MS Dhoni is the only captain till date in international cricket, who has won all tournaments organised by the International Cricket Council (ICC).