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MS Dhoni rises in latest ICC ODI rankings for batsmen
Dubai, Feb 4 (CRICKETNMORE): After scoring three successive half-centuries in the recently concluded series against Australia, former India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has moved up three places in the latest ICC rankings for ODI batsmen.
The stumper, who is now at the 17th spot, had scored 51, 55 not out and 87 not out and played a significant role in India's first ever bilateral series win in Australia.
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