The 2020 Indian Premier League season was expected to be the big comeback for former India captain MS Dhoni. The captain who won the IPL three times, Dhoni, took a year off from cricket following India’s defeat to New Zealand in the World Cup semi-final, and then, before the start of the IPL in September, announced his retirement. international.
IPL 2020 was going to be a chance for fans to witness Dhoni in action again, but unfortunately, things have not quite gone like MS in the tournament.
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Dhoni has been unable to find consistency with the bat, and CSK has already lost 7 of the 10 games it has placed so far, and currently sits at the bottom of the table with just 6 points.
Former India pacemaker Ajit Agarkar spoke about the issues CSK and Dhoni have faced this season at Star Sports Fan Week, suggesting that Dhoni needs to change something.
“In my opinion, MS Dhoni shouldn’t hit less than number 5. Obviously, it will depend on what the situation is, but the lowest he should go is number 5,” Agarkar said.
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“He’s arguably one of the best cricket brains to ever play the game. He can see things and evaluate situations that other players cannot and you can see, as the tournament progresses, his forms improve as well.
“So he shouldn’t be hitting below No. 5 for me,” Agarkar said.
CSK will face the Mumbai Indians on Friday.
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