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WATCH: MS Dhoni's lightning fast stumping to remove Shadab Khan

MS Dhoni yet again proved that why he is considered as the best wicketkeeper in the world in the recent times

Mahendra Singh Dhoni has just become like a fine wine, gaining perfection with age. It has been more than a year that he is free from the onus of leading the Indian side but he keeps on stunning us with his marvellous work behind the stumps. How has he mastered the art of wicketkeeping, he just showed us in the epic clash against Pakistan on Wednesday in the ongoing Asia Cup.

Pakistan won the toss but their decision of batting first didn’t suit them. They faced a traumatic downfall right from the beginning of their innings. And then came the 33rd over were Dhoni not only beat Shadab khan but also explained that he can be way faster than a lightning bolt.

Here's the video:

Jadhav darted the ball away from the off stump. It tempted Shadab who went down the line to hit a biggie but he missed and Dhoni did the job perfectly.

Earlier in the game, Dhoni missed a catch which could have dismissed Shoaib Malik. But a legend knows how to rectify his mistake and he did it, that too, in style.

In addition, that was the third and the final wicket Jadhav grabbed in his spell of 9 overs. He conceded 23 runs and also delivered a maiden over to rip the Pakistani batting line-up apart.

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