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© All Rights Reserved Page 1 of 4 India, Aug 16: Former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has announced his retirement from international cricket on Saturday through a post on his Instagram account. The post read “Thanks – Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. From 1929 hrs consider me as Retired.” This means that Dhoni will not play for Team India any longer but will continue to play in IPL series as a member of the Chennai Super Kings team. The last match played by Dhoni was his 350 th ODI – the semifinal of the 2019 ICC World Cup in which India lost to New Zealand by 18 runs. He had scored 50 off 72 balls before being run-out. Just minutes after and following in the steps of the former skipper, Suresh Raina, India’s top batsman and one of the best fielders in world cricket also announced retirement from international cricket on his Twitter handle. Suresh Raina, has played a total of 226 ODIs, 18 Tests and 78 T20s and has scored nearly 8000 international runs. Raina’s best was against Australia in the tricky World Cup quarter final in 2011. Monday, 17 th August 2020 www.thechildrenspost.com Volume 4 Issue 230 MS Dhoni & Suresh Raina Announce Retirement from International Cricket Mahendra Singh Dhoni – Indian Cricketer Suresh Raina - Indian Cricketer
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India, Aug 16: Former Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has announced his retirement from
international cricket on Saturday through a post on his Instagram account. The post read “Thanks –
Thanks a lot for ur love and support throughout. From 1929 hrs consider me as Retired.” This means
that Dhoni will not play for Team India any longer but will continue to play in IPL series as a member
of the Chennai Super Kings team.
The last match played by Dhoni was his 350th ODI – the semifinal of the 2019 ICC World Cup in which
India lost to New Zealand by 18 runs. He had scored 50 off 72 balls before being run-out.
Just minutes after and following in the steps of the former skipper, Suresh Raina, India’s top batsman
and one of the best fielders in world cricket also announced retirement from international cricket on
his Twitter handle. Suresh Raina, has played a total of 226 ODIs, 18 Tests and 78 T20s and has
scored nearly 8000 international runs. Raina’s best was against Australia in the tricky World Cup
quarter final in 2011.
Monday, 17th August 2020 www.thechildrenspost.com Volume 4 Issue 230
MS Dhoni & Suresh Raina Announce Retirement from
International Cricket
Mahendra Singh Dhoni – Indian Cricketer Suresh Raina - Indian Cricketer
Monday, August 17th, 2020 www.thechildrenspost.com
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The Visual Dictionary By: The Readers of The Children’s Post
Stare [Verb] – to look long and hard in
wonder or surprise
Usage: After I slipped a secret in front of the
whole class, I got a hard stare from my best
friend.
Contributors:
1. Omkar Kale
2. Rajlakshmi Pansare
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Dear Artistic Readers,
This week’s word for
the visual dictionary is:
Guffaw [noun]: a loud and hearty laugh.
Synonyms: hearty laugh, loud laugh, hoot of
laughter
Usage: Doctors say having a guffaw is a great
way to start the day.
Hint for what to draw: People rolling on the
floor with laughter.
Dhoni Impact: Why MS Dhoni is known as the most
successful Indian cricket team captain?
Dhoni is among the most successful captains in
world cricket. He is the only captain till date to
have won all three ICC Trophies:
ICC World T20 in 2007
ICC Cricket World Cup in 2011
ICC Champions Trophy in 2013
It was under his leadership that India won 21
home Test matches (the most by an Indian
Captain) and Team India also became the No.
1 Test Side worldwide in 2009 under his
captaincy.
He also holds the records for
The most international matches as
captain (332).
195 international stumping’s by any
wicket-keeper.
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Junior Reading Room
Hello dear readers,
Enjoy the edition.
Love,
Shivani aunty
DNS Stands for ‘Domain Name System’.
It’s a logical naming of the IP address (in
simple words it is the phonebook of the
internet). When someone types a domain name
into their web browser the DNS servers
translate the domain name to the IP address
and point the browser to the correct server.
For example: domain name: google.com is
mapped to IP address 190.169.160.95.
To My Dearest MOM
I love you, I love you
And that’s true
You help me in my work
And handle me with lots of love
When I am sad you make me laugh
And all my success is just yours
And once again I say
I love you, I love you
And that’s true!!
Editorial I for INSPIRE
Inspire Others
Be the light in the dark.
Be the calm in the storm. And be at peace while at
war.
Letter of P
ositivity
Brain Tickler
HURRAAH!!! Last week’s Monday
Masterminds are:
Kritika Jha, Alex & Atul Dogra
Solution: Letter. The only word
which does not make another word
when reversed.
Digital Cyclopaedia
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