MS Dhoni, who retired from international cricket three years ago, became a Twitter trend on the day of the India vs. Australia World Cup final. Fans noted Dhoni as the only Indian captain to score a fifty in World Cup finals. Although current skipper Rohit Sharma narrowly missed matching Dhoni's feat, falling short by 3 runs with 47 off 31 balls. The 2003 Cricket World Cup final against Australia in Johannesburg witnessed Australia posting 359/2, with Ricky Ponting scoring 140. In response, India managed 234, losing by 125 runs, with Virender Sehwag (82) and skipper Sourav Ganguly (47) top-scoring.
