MS Dhoni's legacy as one of India's greatest cricketers continues to influence the current generation, with young wicketkeeper Dhruv Jurel naming him as his preferred partner in a crucial match scenario. Dhoni, celebrated for his finishing skills and leadership, captained India to multiple ICC titles, including the iconic 2011 World Cup win. However, his last international match in the 2019 ODI World Cup semi-final against New Zealand ended in heartbreak, as India lost by 18 runs despite Dhoni's 50 runs. Controversy arose as Rohit Sharma suggested Dhoni should have batted at number four instead of seven in that match, which has sparked renewed discussions on team strategies. Dhoni's dismissal marked the end of a stellar career, culminating in his retirement in August 2020, leaving behind a remarkable legacy as the only captain to win all ICC trophies. His impact on Indian cricket is palpable, inspiring young talents like Jurel in their own careers.