Former Indian skipper MS Dhoni has past former Sri Lankan wicketkeeper Kumar Sangakkara to become the first wicket keeper to effect 100 stumping in International ODI cricket history, achieving the feat in the fifth ODI against Sri Lanka. Dhoni took 301 matches to achieve the record.
Dhoni’s 100th victim was Sri Lanka’s Akila Dananjaya, who was dismissed off Yuzendra Chahal’s delivery. In the top five list, Dhoni is the only active player and the next Indian on the list is Nayan Mongia, affecting 44 stumping in 140 One Day International.
Dhoni has also overtaken Shaun Pollock and Chaminda Vaas in the list of most not outs in ODI cricket after remaining unbeaten 73 times in his career.