Dhoni will be a vital hub for India at the World Cup '- Kiran Plus
Kiran More, former gatekeeper of India, said the MS Dhoni would be a vital cog for the Indian team at the next Men's Cricket World Cup, ICC 2019.
Dhoni competed in one of the most outstanding heats of the Indian Premier League in 2019, with nearly 26 points on the final match against the Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday, April 21st.
Chennai finally failed to score, but Dhoni's 48-ball 84 * showed that More remained an essential pillar in all the teams he played for, despite his age.
"He was brilliant. It was an exceptional round and that only shows that age is never a criterion, "said More. "Dhoni is in top form and his age is just a number. Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid all played until late in their career and with distinction. "
Dhoni is Chennai's top scorer this season, with 314 points at 104.66, just over 137. He was also great for India in ODI this year, averaging 81.75 in eight runs .CHECKOUT https://icccricketworldcup2019fixtures.com/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019-full-schedule/
It's a long way from last year's defeat, where Dhoni struggled to score points, averaging 25 points and hitting 71.42 after 13 outings. However, he put that aside in 2019, when he went back in time finishing the innings and winning games, both for India and for Chennai in the IPL.
Later in 2006, More was rewarded with his turn. A young and impetuous Dhoni stormed international cricket with a violent strike. Plus had been responsible for Dhoni's arrival on the international scene. In 2004, when he was national selector, he insisted that Dhoni be included in the national team for the 2004 tour of Bangladesh.
Dhoni immediately validated this faith, with a century in his fifth game - 148 against Pakistan in Visakhapatnam in April 2005. A few months later, he hit a devastating 183 * against Sri Lanka in Jaipur, which remains the most scoring high of a counter attendant in the ODI.
"The sleeves brought me back in 2006 and maybe back then, when a young Dhoni stormed the place," said More. "He will certainly be a vital cog for the Indian team at the World Cup.
