Showing posts with label Test cricket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Test cricket. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Mixed response to Dhoni's retirement from test cricket in Jharkhand

"It is a right decision, but coming at the wrong time. He should have resigned when the team was doing well in Test cricket or should have waited, taking the BCCI into confidence, for another series before bowing out with a series win," opined Rakesh Kumar, who played with Dhoni in Ranchi Cricket League.

Daval Sahay, who gave several sportspersons employment opportunities in the Central Coalfields Limited when he was the Director (Personnel), however, said Dhoni should have taken the ultimate decision only after the World Cup.

Dhoni was one of the players in the CCL team that played Sishmahal Cricket tournaments and other tourneys.

"His decision is neither right nor having come at the right time or right place," claimed Sahay, whom Dhoni acknowledges as one of the three coaches who mentored his career during Dhoni’s formative years.

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Harbhajan, Yuvraj refuse to comment on Dhoni's retirement

"I will not say anything as I have nothing to say," said Harbhajan, who is leading Punjab against Saurashtra in the ongoing Ranji Trophy group B match here.
   
His teammate Yuvraj Singh was tight-lipped when reporters asked for his reaction at the end of the third day's Ranji Trophy match.
   
Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday surprised the cricket world with his sudden announcement of immediate retirement from Test cricket, making way for Virat Kohli to don the mantle of captaincy.

Announcement of Dhoni's retirement after the wicketkeeper-batsman had played in 90 Test matches, 60 of them as captain, was made immediately after India lost the current Test series to Australia following a drawn third Test here.

"One of India's greatest Test Captains under whose leadership India became the No. 1 team in the Test Rankings MS Dhoni, has decided to retire from Test Cricket citing the strain of playing all formats of Cricket," the BCCI said in a statement.

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