Michael Von said that Dhoni, Kapil Dev and Sourav Ganguly are not the greatest captain of India
Michael vaughan on team India great captiv The Indian team is to go on a tour of England in June, where Team India has to play a 5 -match Test series. Prior to this series, Indian team veteran Virat Kohli and captain Rohit Sharma (Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma) have announced his retirement from Test cricket. After the retirement of Indian team veteran Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, now former England captain Michael Vaughan has told about India’s greatest captain.
Michael Vaughan has described this player as the new captain of the Indian team by ignoring India’s great captain Sourav Ganguly, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Kapil Dev. Let’s know what Michael Vaughan has said.
Michael Vaughan told Virat Kohli a great captain
Former England captain and legendary player Michael Vaughan has described him as the greatest player of Test cricket after Virat Kohli’s retirement from Test cricket. Michael Vaughan said that “I am surprised that he has retired and I am sad about this. I have not seen any cricketer in the last 30 years who have done anything for Test cricket more than Virat.”
Michael Vaughan appreciated Virat Kohli’s important contribution in Test cricket. Michael Vaughan praised Virat Kohli said that “Test cricket would not be fun without him. MS Dhoni was one of the great players of white ball cricket, but he led the team that did not like Test cricket. The red -ball cricket needed India’s good performance and that is what Virat did as the captain. His passion and skills were special for Test matches and he made an interesting appearance.”
Virat Kohli won as captain in 40 matches out of 60 Tests
Talking about Virat Kohli, this legendary player as a captain captained Team India in 60 Tests, during which he won 40 matches. It is not good news for former Indian team captain Virat Kohli to retire from Test cricket just before the tour of England, the Indian team is going to lack experience in England.
Virat Kohli, as long as he played Test cricket, gave the most respect to this format of cricket and recognized it all over the world which was slowly ending.
