The former captain was clear that if a player continues to perform and remains fit, there should be no ambiguity over selection, regardless of age

Dhoni shares his struggles with commentary and stats, emphasizing his preference for listening over speaking in cricket discussions.

‘Unless it’s Sachin Tendulkar’, MS Dhoni’s blunt two-word take on Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma’s 2027 World Cup chances.

India enter the T20 World Cup 2026 as the no.1 side in the world. The defending champions have been grouped with Pakistan, Netherlands, USA and Namibia in Group A.

Legendary Indian captain MS Dhoni put his weight behind Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, proposing that the duo should play

Calling India "one of the most dangerous teams" at ICC T20 World Cup 2026, MS Dhoni said the Suryakumar Yadav-led hosts will have to be mindful of the dew factor at this time of the year

At a time when Indian cricket is constantly debating the future, MS Dhoni has once again stepped in with a calm, no-nonsense perspective that cuts through the noise. The former India captain, who led the team to two World Cup titles,

MS Dhoni opened up on why he avoids doing commentary despite having retired from international cricket in August 2020. Dhoni, who is still active in the Indian Premier League, stated that he is not good with stats.

MS Dhoni, 44, under who's leadership India won three ICC titles, has rarely come out with his views related to the game since 2020 (the year he retired).