MS Dhoni’s Role As A Mentor Should Not Be Viewed As A Liability.

BCCI cashier Dhumal said the team would benefit from Dhoni’s presence

After about a year of elimination from all international cricket game formats, MS Dhoni will be wearing the Indian blue jersey again next month. But with a different role.

The two-time World Cup winner was appoint India’s mentor for the T20 World Cup at the BCCI team announcement. BCCI cashier Arun Dhumal spoke about Donnie’s reception on Tuesday, saying India would benefit from the legend’s presence in the warehouse.

“He (Dhoni) is a great leader. Under his leadership, Dhoni’s Role As A Mentor India won the first World Twenty20, Buy Asia in 2010 and 2016, the 2011 World Cup, and the Championship Trophy in 2013. His record is outstanding. It’s fantastic to have it. There he was as a team mentor (for the ICC World Cup). “He has a reputation and respect in the team, and getting him doesn’t mean demeaning anyone.

Dhoni’s Role As A Mentor do a phenomenal job,” Jumal told India Ahead.

The T20 Tennis World Championship event was initially suppose to start in 2020. However, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the event was suspended. And fast of India, it will be hold in the United Arab Emirates and Oman in four locations: Muscat, Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.

When asked further whether Virat Kohli’s decision to step down as T20 captain was his own or whether the BCCI forced him to do so, Jumal said, “The board has not asked him to resign. It was his own choice. So why should we ask him to resign? “He did a great job.” (Only the title and photo of this report can be edited by Business Standard staff; other content is automatically generated of the syndicated feed.)