On October 31 in 2005, MS Dhoni scored 183* against Sri Lanka at the Sawai Man Singh Stadium in Jaipur. The score remains the highest ever in ODI cricket by a wicket-keeper batsman to date.

BCCI recalled the knock on the 15th anniversary and posted a clip so fans could relieve the memorable day. The then youngster, Dhoni had already got his place secured in the side with a 148-run knock against Pakistan in April 2005.

India was chasing a total of 299 and Dhoni was sent at number three after Sachin Tendulkar got out in the first over. He utilized the opportunity and scored unbeaten 183 off 145 deliveries.

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The innings saw 10 sixes and 15 boundaries and the runs came at a strike-rate of 126.20. Ever since his first six in the innings over cover off Chaminda Vaas, he showed a glimpse of what's coming up.

India won the match by six wickets and chased down the target in just 46.1 overs. The score of 183* remained Dhoni's highest individual score in ODI cricket.