This will NOT be the last time you’ll see MS Dhoni as the Captain
‘India-A VS England’ will NOT be the last time you will see MS Dhoni lead a cricket side. Just before the start of today’s practice match, MS Dhoni said that he will continue to lead his Indian premier League side. He also said that he might lead Jharkhand in future.
Speaking to L Sivaramakrishnan at the toss, the former Indian captain said that while this will be his last game as captain in the Indian blue, he will continue to lead franchise-based team and also the state-side in future.
“It is a special game. My last game as captain but I’ll be captaining in the IPL and probably Jharkhand as well,” Dhoni said at the toss.
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