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Rohit Sharma to lead the ODIs and Virat Kohli continues to lead test matches: Sources


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5 minutes ago, Pandya_Power said:

Is the Indian team a feudal Jagir? I can't see how changing captains will magically solve our problem of top heavy batting?!

A new captain typically means new ideas. The general hope is that Rohit, who has IPL captaincy experience, will back newer emerging talents and bring about a more relaxed, positive dressing room atmosphere.

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1 minute ago, kosingh said:

Doubt this happens. Kohli would go bust some skulls if this happened. 

Kohli is a fattu.

He can only abuse.

He also has very little power backing him except his brand value. He derives his power via dhoni 's backing who has power.

He will abuse the mothers and sisters but that is all.

He will throw tantrums for sometime.

 

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1 hour ago, Pandya_Power said:

Is the Indian team a feudal Jagir? I can't see how changing captains will magically solve our problem of top heavy batting?!

 

the whole reason we have a top heavy batting order and other such stupid ideas is because they are emanating from kohli's test match brain.

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Only 35+ years old guy in the current WC squad is Dhoni, who, many people feel, should have retired two years ago. Yuvraj at 37 retired now and we know how is last few years were. Rohit is 32 now so will be 36+ in 2023. If he is appointed, there would be calls to remove him soon. Will be considered an unplanned move by BCCI if it happens when it should be trying to groom a younger player for captaincy.

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1 hour ago, zen said:

Only 35+ years old guy in the current WC squad is Dhoni, who, many people feel, should have retired two years ago. Yuvraj at 37 retired now and we know how is last few years were. Rohit is 32 now so will be 36+ in 2023. If he is appointed, there would be calls to remove him soon. Will be considered an unplanned move by BCCI if it happens when it should be trying to groom a younger player for captaincy.

Dhoni is 38 years young now.

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1 hour ago, zen said:

Only 35+ years old guy in the current WC squad is Dhoni, who, many people feel, should have retired two years ago. Yuvraj at 37 retired now and we know how is last few years were. Rohit is 32 now so will be 36+ in 2023. If he is appointed, there would be calls to remove him soon. Will be considered an unplanned move by BCCI if it happens when it should be trying to groom a younger player for captaincy.

Who though? The only established player I can think of is Bumrah...that might be a bad idea. He can't play every game, can he?

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