Never write off a champion like MS Dhoni:Michael Hussey
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Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey has put his weight behind MS Dhoni in spite of late feedback over the veteran's moderate excursions in England. Hussey has said he“wouldn’t be reading too much” into Dhoni’s poor innings in England.
“It’s just two innings, come on! We know how MS plays – he takes some time in the middle,” Hussey was quoted as saying by Times of India. “He has got the power to catch up in the end. He plays according to the situation. I wouldn’t be reading too much into it. He has been a great player for such a long time and his experience will play a crucial role in the upcoming World Cup, especially, his ‘keeping skills and his power at the end of the innings. You should never write off a champion player.”
Ms Dhoni scored 37 and 42 keeps running in his two ODIs against England yet more frustratingly for the fans, it came at a strike rate of 62.71 and 63.63 with India going ahead to lose both the matches and the arrangement 2-1. A few fans in participation booed Dhoni for his moderate innings.
Hussey and Dhoni had shared the changing area with IPL side Chennai Super Kings first as partners before the Aussie took up the batting mentor obligation.
Moving concentration to a Dhoni-less Test arrangement amongst India and England, which starts on Wednesday, Hussey figures the heatwave could remove the preferred standpoint from the hosts.“I am really interested to see how it goes, especially because it is being played at the back end of the season and it has been a warm summer in England,” said Hussey. “The pitches might actually aid spin, which will definitely bring India into the game a bit.”
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Former Australia batsman Michael Hussey has put his weight behind MS Dhoni in spite of late feedback over the veteran's moderate excursions in England. Hussey has said he“wouldn’t be reading too much” into Dhoni’s poor innings in England.
“It’s just two innings, come on! We know how MS plays – he takes some time in the middle,” Hussey was quoted as saying by Times of India. “He has got the power to catch up in the end. He plays according to the situation. I wouldn’t be reading too much into it. He has been a great player for such a long time and his experience will play a crucial role in the upcoming World Cup, especially, his ‘keeping skills and his power at the end of the innings. You should never write off a champion player.”
Ms Dhoni scored 37 and 42 keeps running in his two ODIs against England yet more frustratingly for the fans, it came at a strike rate of 62.71 and 63.63 with India going ahead to lose both the matches and the arrangement 2-1. A few fans in participation booed Dhoni for his moderate innings.
Hussey and Dhoni had shared the changing area with IPL side Chennai Super Kings first as partners before the Aussie took up the batting mentor obligation.
Moving concentration to a Dhoni-less Test arrangement amongst India and England, which starts on Wednesday, Hussey figures the heatwave could remove the preferred standpoint from the hosts.“I am really interested to see how it goes, especially because it is being played at the back end of the season and it has been a warm summer in England,” said Hussey. “The pitches might actually aid spin, which will definitely bring India into the game a bit.”
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