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Did MSD retire from wrong format?


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His batting and keeping would have suited tests, more than ODIs and T20s.

 

Would have been valuable under Kohli's captaincy.

 

What if he had played SA series and now England series? He has done well at both places and could have created the difference which Parthiv couldn't.

 

Seeing how we suffered after injury of Saha in SA series, Kohli should ask him to return back as wicketkeeper-batsman for current series in case Saha isn't fit.

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1 minute ago, Trichromatic said:

Yes, his game is more suited for tests when he can just block and extend the play. 

 

And he has safe hands too.

but i think he could not have kept for whole day. may be he would have just about retired after SA tour. Its obviously his choice to keep himself relevant in LOI for longer.

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Duh, everyone knows that. 

 

Test cricket too much work and no give as much money, commericals and popularity so Dhoni play limited over until Dhoni say so.

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5 minutes ago, Vilander said:

but i think he could not have kept for whole day. may be he would have just about retired after SA tour. Its obviously his choice to keep himself relevant in LOI for longer.

Fitness isn't issue with him. Isuue is hitting international bowlers which he won't miss in tests.

 

It still isn't too late for a comeback.

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Op should get the award for opening the worst threads lol .

I'll tell you what would have happened if he overstayed in test format ,his game would have further deteriorated and would have not gone for any of the catches which saha does 

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6 minutes ago, Trichromatic said:

Fitness isn't issue with him. Isuue is hitting international bowlers which he won't miss in tests.

 

It still isn't too late for a comeback.

but when he was retired from tests he was not fit. he had gain some flab and his back was giving up.  test retirement gave him breather to work on fitness.

Posted (edited)

No he should have retired from all formats long time back. He never had good technique or range of shots to begin with but he made up with his guts and street smartness.

 

Like Sehwag who once his reflexes showed down was never the same player, Dhoni falls in same category, he might look physically fit but bat speed is simply not there.He needs to go ASAP.

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4 minutes ago, sarchasm said:

Yes, batting in tests with attacking close-in fielders, aggressive lengths, and spicy pitches is the same as picking gaps in ODIs with placid tracks. No wonder Dhoni was such a success in Tests overseas.

He was successful on most of our England tours. 

 

He struggled only in Aus-Nz, was ok in all other continents.

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