Dhoni had no equal
Mahendra Singh Dhoni is the most dashing, flamboyant, cool and
calculating cricketer. There was no better captain in the game’s
shorter forms than Dhoni during his time. He is the only skipper to have won
all three major trophies — the World Cup, the World Twenty20 and the Champions
Trophy.
Dhoni had no equal. He had an intuitive feel for what could
happen and the ability to get the best out of his resources. His
greatest strength was his nerve. MSD
had done a good thing by demitting the Captaincy and left the post with all grace
and allowed the younger one whom he had groomed - VIrat Kohli
His
composure and discipline motivated everyone in the team especially the young
ones. His captaincy relinquishment not only left Kohli with humongous
responsibility to manage the Indian team but also carry on the spirit of sports
in which the young India's motivation depends on. Hope Kohli will become
another Dhoni.
The circumstances in which Dhoni assumed captaincy were not
very favourable, particularly when many players were reluctant to participate
in world T20 championship. He used the opportunity not only to cement his place
in the team but also as one of the best captains in Indian cricket with least
controversies.
Dhoni is the greatest captain India has had so far. His cool
nature and electrifying performances are unforgettable. He has
brought laurels to Indian cricket in all its form. He deserves every
appreciation for his cool attitude both as a captain and a player. He knows how
to change a game from crisis to victory and in most of the matches as captain
he tasted victory.
Normally we can find every captain losing his temper on
misfieldings and catch drops. But Dhoni was never found firing an erring
player. He has the ability to motivate his team and very rarely he is poor in
his form and his acumen in the game is beyond assessment. Now he steps down and
it is the right decision and he must continue his performance as a good keeper
and exhort the new captain.
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