“Padhoge likhoge banoge nawab”, We have all heard this from our parents and teachers in our childhood. But if this was the case in real life, then Team India would never have got the most successful captain ever, the greatest batsman of all time in the world. Whether it is the matter of Sachin Tendulkar, who is called the God of the cricket world or Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the cricketer and wicket-keeper who is called Captain Cool.

Where Sachin Tendulkar could not pass the 10th examination, but today every youth who dreams of becoming a cricketer around the world considers him as their role model. At the same time, wicket-keeper and amazing batsman MS Dhoni, who is considered to be the most successful captain among the all-time captains of the country, was also an average student in 10th-12th. Captain Cool was an expert in making cricket strategies, but Mahi was never number one on the pitch of studies. Let us know that how many marks did MS Dhoni get in the 10th-12th board exam results?

MS Dhoni

Even in the current era of players, cricket remained more or less the priority. A few years ago, MS Dhoni visited the school of former Indian team explosive opener Virender Sehwag that is in Delhi NCR. During that time, while talking to the students, he talked about his school life. During this, Dhoni himself told that he was never the number one student on the pitch of studies. But it was his childhood dream to always be the number one on the field of play.

MS Dhoni

During the interaction with the students, Captain Cool Dhoni also told about the 10th and 12th board exam scores.
Born in Ranchi district of Jharkhand, Mahi completed her schooling from DAV School. Playing cricket was a priority for Dhoni. He was not very good in studies during his school time and had scored 66 per cent in class 10th and 56 per cent in class 12th. When he was in 11th-12th standard, he would often go out of Ranchi to play matches after bunking classes. However, for this he used to take permission from his father. Father Paan Singh then used to tell him that if you have prepared for the whole year then one day will not affect your studies.