As legendary Indian cricketer Mahendra Singh Dhoni celebrates his 44th birthday on Monday, July 7, fans across the nation are marking the occasion in heartfelt ways.

From religious offerings and prayers to cake-cutting events, the love for "Captain Cool" is visible everywhere. Social media platforms are flooded with wishes and tributes for the iconic former skipper.

On this special day, let’s revisit three remarkable records held by Dhoni that seem nearly impossible to surpass.

When it comes to the greatest wicketkeepers in cricket history, MS Dhoni’s name is etched in gold.

Known for his lightning-fast reflexes behind the stumps, Dhoni holds the record for the most stumpings in One-Day Internationals — an astonishing 123 in 350 matches. He also took 321 catches in the format, but it's his unmatched stumping record that remains the standout. To date, no other wicketkeeper has come close.

Dhoni is the only captain in the world to have lifted all three major ICC trophies — a feat unmatched in cricket history.

Under his calm and tactical leadership, India won the 2007 T20 World Cup, the 2011 ODI World Cup, and the 2013 Champions Trophy.

Another record that sets Dhoni apart is the number of ODIs he captained. Between 2007 and 2018, he led India in 200 One-Day Internationals, a benchmark that remains untouched.

During his captaincy stint, India won 110 matches, lost 74, and had 5 ties. The consistency and longevity required to captain in so many games make this record extremely hard to break for any future Indian skipper.

MS Dhoni's legacy goes far beyond numbers, but these records serve as a testament to his impact on international cricket — a true legend whose achievements continue to inspire millions.

MS Dhoni's legacy goes far beyond numbers, but these records serve as a testament to his impact on international cricket — a true legend whose achievements continue to inspire millions.