M.S. Dhoni Might Not Get Picked In Indian Team After This World Cup 2019

[Edited By: Gaurav]

Monday, 15th July , 2019 03:12 pm

There were a lot of speculations of Dhoni’s retirement in the World Cup. Dhoni changed a lot of bats with different logos; this might have hinted the people that he might retire soon. Not only this but he performed poorly in the World Cup. In the semi-finals, India was battling against New Zealand, and there were slim chances of India winning. Jadeja and Dhoni came to take control for a bit, but Dhoni got run out and people were upset by his decision making.

There is a strong indication that Dhoni’s performance might show that his cricket days are over. According to a report by Times of India, they said that at Chief selector MSK Prasad BCCI Will speak to Dhoni regarding the same.

“We’re surprised that he’s not done it so far. There are youngsters like Rishabh Pant waiting to grab their chances. As we saw in the World Cup, Dhoni isn’t the same batsman anymore. Despite coming in at No. 6 or 7, he was struggling to force the pace, and it was hurting the team.”

MS Dhoni Is No More An Automatic Choice

Though a section of people wants him to play the game while a few want him to retire from it. Meanwhile, the latest reports say that the selectors want to meet Mahendra Singh Dhoni.

The wicketkeeper-batsman announced his sudden and stunning retirement from Test cricket midway through an Australia series in 2014, with the Boxing Day match in Melbourne being the last of his 90 appearances in the longer format.

Dhoni’s batting down the order at the World Cup triggered heated debate, particularly his unbeaten 42 off 31 balls against England at Edgbaston, where he seemed to have abandoned the chase well before the end and only hit out in the last over when the match was already lost.

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M.S. Dhoni Might Not Get Picked In Indian Team After This World Cup 2019

MS Dhoni Is No More An Automatic Choice

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