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And it is certainly a job of a captain to create that team of match winning batsmen and bowlers by identifying right people' date=' back them, and motivate them to improve and excel and he is at the helm now for 7 years now. It is his duty that he makes players follow the routine, practice regularly and work on their issues with coaching staff. [b']Captain of the ship is what should take care of everything related to his ship.
Relevant comparison in the sense that it is often said the captain of ship has to get out last in case of disaster. Dhoni is probably doing the same in this disastrous days for Indian test cricket. He will get out last.
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Relevant comparison in the sens that it is often said the captain of ship has to get out last in case of disaster. Dhoni is probably doing the same in this disastrous days for Indian test cricket.
That is what happens when ship isn't managed well.
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Yeah as if zombie Virat Sharma or old man pujara are any good with leadership. How many ipl have rcb won eventhough they had the two of the best batsmen in the world. :haha:
The loss overseas have reached so lows that a change is warranted, whether the potential candidates do equally good or better or worse than him overseas. It's about accountability needing a change at this low.
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Lost: Draw : Win ratio in the last 5 series played outside Asia. ENG: 3:1:1 NZL : 1:1:0 SA: 1:1:0 AUS: 4:0:0 Eng: 4:0:0 Played 17, Lost 13, Drawn 3, Won 1. Doesn't resigns as captain yet. Only a captain with support of administrators and selectors can not talk about retirement after such minnow like performances by the team under his leadership in overseas tests. No accountability as a captain.
What more does a captain have to do if he wants to be removed as a test captain ? What kind of abysmal performance does bring about the removal of a test captain ?
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When a team starts doing badly ... too frequent captaincy change OR no change at all ..... are equally detrimental. Same logic applies to a player with potential not performing. A 2 year timespan for a captain is perhaps optimum. If he is still struggling after that then he should go. Complete lack of accountability will never bring out the best in anyone.

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So why are you getting so worked up when someone wants him to go from tests? It is win-win both ways We have only made one T20 finals, we were pathetic in every WT20 tournament after that, you are confusing IPL with World T20 and CSK with India :cantstop: And seeing your views I can see why you want Dhoni to stay. And most Dhoni fans (Sidhoni, Velu, Yodasque) will always take IPL over test cricket, so no surprise there either
I see you have made good progress in your agenda to bring down Dhoni fans in all these days I was away. ICF search button can be a real eye opener at times. :giggle:
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I see you have made good progress in your agenda to bring down Dhoni afns in all these days I was away. ICF search button can be a real eye opener at times. :giggle:
It's only because we missed you here :giggle: And am I wrong in what I stated?
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What more does a captain have to do if he wants to be removed as a test captain ? What kind of abysmal performance does bring about the removal of a test captain ?
Maybe a loss : draw : win of 13 : 3: 1 overseas surpasses the expectations of Dhoni as well as administrators/selectors. They might drop him though only after it reaches 26: 6 : 2 ?
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It's only because we missed you here :giggle: And am I wrong in what I stated?
Does it make any difference to you anyway? You must have stated thousand wrong things in every thread including this one so why bother?
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Does it make any difference to you anyway? You must have stated thousand wrong things in every thread including this one so why bother?
Do you or do you not prefer IPL over Tests? Yes or no? And what thousand wrong things have I said in this thread? Even after this abject loss there is no word against Dhoni. And I am the one stating thousand wrong things? Please point out those wrong things I have said or take back what you said
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Do you or do you not prefer IPL over Tests? Yes or no? And what thousand wrong things have I said in this thread? Even after this abject loss there is no word against Dhoni. And I am the one stating thousand wrong things? Please point out those wrong things I have said or take back what you said
Do I have to say it? Ofcourse the answer is no. I have better things to do than that. Why don't you take back your words instead that Dhoni fans prefer IPL over tests? If you do want me to point out the false things, the underlined part is an example.
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Don't get jealous of IPL: MS Dhoni

There was no doubt that the question would come up sometime. It was a more a matter of 'when' rather than 'if'. Should Mahendra Singh Dhoni resign as captain after India were, yet again, on the receiving end of a hammering overseas? But the India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni shot back when asked about his resignation, saying he was strong enough and that everyone should just 'wait and watch' for his decision. "I was asked the same question in 2011. Wait and watch, I am strong enough. And if I am not, you will get to know. The lowest point was 2011 because we had the resources then and yet we had failed," said Dhoni. When asked if the youngsters in the Indian circuit would be better served if they skip the Indian Premier League in order to get some experience in County Cricket, Dhoni said, "Ask the BCCI about it. And don't get jealous of IPL." When asked if he had taken India as far as he could and done enough as the captain, Dhoni curtly replied, Maybe, yes. He added: "Why we are not lasting more than one session is very difficult to answer now. The batting form kept sliding and we were never really able to accumulate the runs to compete." He also said, during the presentation ceremony, that the continuous failure of the batsmen affected the confidence of their top-order as they could not absorb the pressure. He also he blamed lack of experience for India's meek 1-3 surrender in the series, which concluded with the visitors capitulating in inside 3 days at The Oval. "The top-order felt the pressure of not scoring, that's what you have to do in Test cricket, absorb pressure. A bit more application from the batsmen and it would have been better," Dhoni said after India lost the fifth Test by an innings and 244 runs. "Right from the start, our batsmen never really performed, the lower order helped out. That camouflaged the performance of the top order, just scoring 150-60 runs will not be enough to defend against the home team," he added. Asked about the English conditions, Dhoni said, "It's demanding but the wickets were good, nice pace and bounce. In the overcast conditions the fast bowlers get swing and the English bowlers were very consistent." The Indian captain though hoped that his young players will take their lessons from the series and play better when they come to England next time. "We've lost a lot of confidence over the five-Test series. It is disappointing, there will be many experiences which the youngsters will learn - not too many have played Tests away from home and hopefully they can take that it into the future." Dhoni said there was nothing he could have done differently to make things better for his side. "We did everything we could have done. If we went it with Rohit (Sharma), the difficulty was who to leave out. Ajinkya Rahane had scored a hundred at Lord's. Pujara bats at number three, Virat at four and then myself. Whatever we could have done, we tried," he said. Dhoni said not having the experience of playing in England was a factor in his young side's dismal show. A five-Test series was very demanding, you could see with Bhuvneshwar, the effects on him but we couldn't replace him. Our playing XI didn't have many Tests, so we are lacking experience but until they play international cricket, they won't get that. It's important to play here, learn lessons and come back strong," he said. Bhuvneshwar Kumar, who took 19 wickets and scored three half-centuries, was India's Man of the Series. He was nominated by England coach Peter Moores."It's tough but we have to look forward to the next series. We were hoping to win the series but in a five-match series it is hard to maintain your performances. The body is a bit tired but it was a good experience, playing in England, it was a great experience and I hope I do well in future. Bowlers want to bowl well here, trying to focus on line and length and I'm pleased I was successful.
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I don't sense any heat on dhoni from inside India at all. He wont be going anywere
The questions around his captaincy are all coming from English media and commentators. Charles Colville was dumbfounded that Shastri doesn't think questions should be raised after a day of test cricket he has never witnessed in his life - never has one team scored 100 runs at 9 an over for the last 3 wickets, to be followed by the other team being bowled out for less than that in 29 overs. Charles Colville and the English media were crucifying Cook for much less - Dhoni has more innings defeats in this series alone than Cook has in his entire tenure :giggle:
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He should not be in test team. It should be a fresh start with new management and captain.
Dhoni's batting has been good, however i do feel the same about getting rid of him altogether for a fresh start which can be sustained without him. If he is dropped from captaincy he might not enjoy playing under the younger boys or those whom he has lead for years. It might also result in groupsim and under performance like we see in Pakistan cricket. Management won't change although Dhoni's chances of getting sacked are remote as well. We are in for very tough times having to watch the team beaten let, right and center on overseas tour until this administrator / selector/ captain nexus prevails.
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Again... the same symphony. Dude, the primary reason for our failures abroad has been miserable batting. That ain't something the captain can fix.
Indeed, When a team fails , it is always either batting or bowling which fails. :cantstop: So a captain is never responsible for defeat as he cannot do bowling or batting for other 10 people.
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Dhoni's batting has been good' date=' however i do feel the same about getting rid of him altogether for a fresh start which can be sustained without him. If he is dropped from captaincy he might not enjoy playing under the younger boys or those whom he has lead for years. It might also result in groupsim and under performance like we see in Pakistan cricket. Management won't change although Dhoni's chances of getting sacked are remote as well. We are in for very tough times having to watch the team beaten let, right and center on overseas tour until this administrator / selector/ captain nexus prevails.[/quote'] Thing is his keeping has been poor too and he is not good enough to play as a batsman. It is like SRT being 2nd highest run getter in England and Aus averaging in low 30s.
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Jaddu had a bad series in NZ too' date=' both with bat and ball.[/quote'] And yet Radeja is one of our test performances in the past one year. And performed way better than Kohli this series. But obviously, you will ignore these facts.

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