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if DHoni cannot win even a single match against Australia in the ODI matches - india should drop him as a captain.

bcos it wud give a message that we are hopeless under DHoni

if we loose the t20 series too then Dhoni should definitely be asked to resign as captain.

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if DHoni cannot win even a single match against Australia in the ODI matches - india should drop him as a captain.

bcos it wud give a message that we are hopeless under DHoni

if we loose the t20 series too then Dhoni should definitely be asked to resign as captain.

I reckon he may give up captaincy or retire altogether very soon. He won't let the selectors take the final call.

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captaincy has a shelf life and all the great captains who overstayed had the ignominy of leading their sides to multiple defeats. Dhoni should have resigned the captaincy after the world cup

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Not trying to get caught up b/w Dhoni lovers and Dhoni haters but I think that there should be a cap on the tenure of a captain - may be 6 to 8 years unless for exceptional performance. It should be applicable when Kohli takes over too. 

Because as time goes by, the captain tends to lose his ability to come up with new ideas, select the right players, etc. The cricketing performance tends to go down as time goes by so at times even creating a situation where people question the place of the captain in the team. A cap on captaincy tenure will also ensure that there is a smoother transition and the player is able to refocus his attention on his cricketing performance as well 

 

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Not trying to get caught up b/w Dhoni lovers and Dhoni haters but I think that there should be a cap on the tenure of a captain - may be 6 to 8 years unless for exceptional performance. It should be applicable when Kohli takes over too. 

Because as time goes by, the captain tends to lose his ability to come up with new ideas, select the right players, etc. The cricketing performance tends to go down as time goes by so at times even creating a situation where people question the place of the captain in the team. A cap on captaincy tenure will also ensure that there is a smoother transition and the player is able to refocus his attention on his cricketing performance as well 

 

Totally agree.

This point has become even more acute in recent times because there are effectively four types of captaincies involved...tests, ODIs, T20 I s and Domestic T20 leagues like the IPL.

It is not humanly possible to be a player and a captain across all 4 formats for 7 years plus ....there is bound to be massive mental fatigue from overwork and pressure of delivering constantly.

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after a long time a Dhoni fan opening a sarcastic thread but bro I tell you what,aapne apne pair pe kulhadi maar di ye thread banake :giggle:

:laugh:

Can't blame him for trying though. The opportunities are getting rarer and rarer these days.

 

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Not trying to get caught up b/w Dhoni lovers and Dhoni haters but I think that there should be a cap on the tenure of a captain - may be 6 to 8 years unless for exceptional performance. It should be applicable when Kohli takes over too. 

Because as time goes by, the captain tends to lose his ability to come up with new ideas, select the right players, etc. The cricketing performance tends to go down as time goes by so at times even creating a situation where people question the place of the captain in the team. A cap on captaincy tenure will also ensure that there is a smoother transition and the player is able to refocus his attention on his cricketing performance as well 

 

Take a stand pussy. 

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Totally agree.

This point has become even more acute in recent times because there are effectively four types of captaincies involved...tests, ODIs, T20 I s and Domestic T20 leagues like the IPL.

It is not humanly possible to be a player and a captain across all 4 formats for 7 years plus ....there is bound to be massive mental fatigue from overwork and pressure of delivering constantly.

Initially, it would be a good idea to start with 6 years and then provide a 2 years extension if absolutely required or merited.  

This would also ensure that the player does not take Indian cricket and his place for granted and is obliged to work according to the transition plan. And since his performance both as a player and captain is evaluated for an extension, he remains focused 

 

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So anybody who doesn't agree with senseless bashing automatically becomes a "dhoni lover".  That's lahori logic. 

No. But someone who responds to Dhoni critics with aggrieved sarcasm " How dare Dhoni only hit 2 4s and 2 sixes in 9 balls" is certainly a Dhoni lover.

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Initially, it would be a good idea to start with 6 years and then provide a 2 years extension if absolutely required or merited.  

This would also ensure that the player does not take Indian cricket and his place for granted and is obliged to work according to the transition plan. And since his performance both as a player and captain is evaluated for an extension, he remains focused 

 

I don't think it is just the tenure which was the problem. Dhoni is/was in the unique position of being one of the most powerful superstar as well as the captain of the team. The only other person who had such power was Sachin but since he wasn't captain, he could only influence his own selection. Dhoni can influence team and strategy selection as well because of his status. Someone like Dravid or Kumble would not have been in this position even after 10 years. 

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No. But someone who responds to Dhoni critics with aggrieved sarcasm " How dare Dhoni only hit 2 4s and 2 sixes in 9 balls" is certainly a Dhoni lover.

You missed the point of this thread - the point is, in a game where Dhoni hardly did anything wrong, the baccha-party hate-dhoni brigade still chose to focus on him as the problem, not the actual problems of poor bowling execution, critical fielding mistakes, and a need to re-visit batting strategy in the 2nd half of and ODI innings.  Point of this thread is not to justify Dhoni, or glorify him - he is what he is, in the tail-end of his career.  Too many posters are succumbing to confirmation bias and habitual bashing, instead of objectively looking at the team and its performances.  That's what this thread's sarcasm was aimed against.  

It doesn't matter much anyway, because the ones with red mist in their eyes against Dhoni, will see "dhoni lovers" lurking behind every post that doesn't crucify him.  

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I'll again say, you cannot selectively blame someday few players, and then others... You cannot become a Kejriwal of cricket and keep on blaming others for your failures... You've been at the helm of India cricket for so many years and had immense clout. You got your way out in every aspect of Indian cricket and you had the opportunity to shape up and build a team... Just like you were hailed for winning trophies, you will have to take the blame of getting Rodgered in every possible way many times now... So face it, and take it up yours because this is your process... So enjoy your process..

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Not hard to guess why is still there as Captain for almost 9 years

His records and CUPS speak for himself :cantstop: Ofcourse he will have some SAY in those matters..

2007 Exit was the best one till date :cantstop:

 

Pretty sure any captain could have won the 2011 WC at home. SL and Pak were the only contenders and we were better. 2007 WC was overseas and we all know what Dhoni's team does overseas

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