MS Dhoni Celebrates 14th Wedding Anniversary With Wife Sakshi, Video Goes Viral

Former Indian men’s cricket team captain MS Dhoni is celebrating his 14th marriage anniversary on Thursday (July 4). The legendary cricketer and his wife, Sakshi Singh Dhoni, marked the special occasion by cutting a cake together. In a video going viral on social media, the power couple can be seen marking the special day at their residence in Ranchi.

The moment was captured by Sakshi’s friend Bhavya Dewan, who initially dropped the video on Instagram. Later, a fan page of the IPL, Chennai Super Kings, reshared the clip. “Happy 14th Wedding Anniversary, MS Dhoni & Sakshi,” the Whistle Podu Army wrote in the caption.

The video caught the attention of many fans who wished ‘Thala’ a “happy marriage anniversary.” The comment section was flooded with red heart emojis, with viewers showcasing their admiration for Dhoni and Sakshi. One of the fans also called them “the cutest couple ever.”

A few users wished “advanced happy birthday” to Dhoni, who will turn 43 on July 7.

Sakshi Dhoni also shared a collage of photos featuring some treasured moments between her and Dhoni. The beautiful snippets highlight their 14-year-long happy marriage life.

In one of them, Dhoni and Sakshi could be seen dancing together inside a flight, while in another, the couple was captured together in all-back ensembles. Dropping the sweet collage on Instagram, Sakshi wrote in the caption, “Starting our 15th year.”

Dhoni tied the knot with Sakshi during a private ceremony in July 2010. The couple was blessed with a baby girl, Ziva, in February 2015.

Dhoni retires in 2020

Dhoni, who made his international debut for India against Bangladesh in 2004, played at the highest level for 15 years. His last game for India was against New Zealand during the first semifinal of the 2019 ODI World Cup, which was played in Manchester over two days due to a rain interruption on July 9. In his last match for the Men in Blue, Dhoni scored 50 runs but wasn’t able to help India get the better of the Kiwis and qualify for the final.

Dhoni announced his retirement from international cricket via an Instagram post on August 15, 2020. He does, however, still play in the IPL for Chennai Super Kings and has helped them win five IPL titles before passing the baton to Ruturaj Gaikwad ahead of the start of the IPL 2024 season.