India vs Australia, Adelaide ODI: MS Dhoni proves again he's Virat Kohli's adviser-in-chief

By Team MyNationFirst Published Jan 15, 2019, 2:06 PM IST
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Dhoni brings with a wealth of experience, which has proven to be a treasure trove for Kohli and Co time and again. Dhoni's guidance is visible the most during close umpiring calls, and his advice has often been given primacy by the captain before going for DRS reviews

Adelaide: Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni once again caught the attention for advising current skipper Virat Kohli on the field. Dhoni thus proved his value once again as the adviser-in-chief of the Indian team. 

Dhoni had led India in 200 ODIs from 2007-2018. Under him, India had won 110 one-dayers. The World Cup 2011 and Champions Trophy 2013 were the two biggest title wins  for India in the 50-over format. The inimitable wicketkeeper-batsman had also led India to the World T20 crown in 2007. 

Dhoni brings with a wealth of experience, which has proven to be a treasure trove for Kohli and Co time and again. Dhoni's guidance is visible the most during close umpiring calls, and his advice has often been given primacy by the captain before going for DRS reviews.  

Dhoni may not be the swashbuckling batsman he used to be and is often seen to be getting stuck while batting, consuming too many deliveries for one's liking, but is still the steel frame of the Indian batting line-up that boasts of formidable stroke-makers like Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan and captain Kohli himself. There is still, however, no match for Dhoni's wicketkeeping skills.    

Here's how Twitter users reacted to Dhoni advising Kohli:

MSD to Kohli,
"Ek hutiye ne likes aur RTs ke liye is pic pe ek hutiya meme banaya hai, jaa us corner me jaake uski ga*nd maar de, jaa" pic.twitter.com/W5XOx2JKmO

— Lord Commander (@Holdthedoor19)

Rohit : Bekar mein vice- Captain bana hua hu team Ka. pic.twitter.com/g8OuZsLGhL

— Marle G (@abey__uparkhel)

Dhoni to Kohli

"Batting toh ho nhi rahi mujhse kam se kam kaptaani toh krne de" pic.twitter.com/9crQRdC04N

— Rahul Tomar (@iamRtomar)

And Virat Kohli Fans want Dhoni to be out of team😂
pic.twitter.com/siwHBJLpxs

— Bharat Dalsaniya (@BharatDalsaniy1)

Rohit - " mere se bhi Baat karlo, main VC hoon " https://t.co/5kTvGeKG3t

— ✴️ ᙢคᏁἶֆհค ✴️ ~ 🤨 🧐 (@manisha__gupta)

Dhoni : Tu wo udhar kone mein khada reh..

Ye Sab main sambhalunga.. pic.twitter.com/o5JtJzbPdO

— Puneet B (@OnestoPuneet)

meanwhile Dhoni to Kohli you may be the captain of this side but Mai tera baap hu ja chup chap udhar khada ho ja😂 pic.twitter.com/5NAoCmWKRZ

— saquib 🇮🇳 (@saquib_9524)

Dhoni to Kohli : Batting toh ho ni rahi h Mujhse Kam se Kam Captaincy toh krne de😂😂😭

Note: Not my Comment https://t.co/Us5pcRUvkM

— Cricket Freak ❤️ (@naveensurana06)

Pandya sir have said..
" Mahi bhai was best captain "

We can see that today..And may be that's why whole conspiracy made by abusive insecure captain against pandya !! pic.twitter.com/wyVwAuGwNb

— Hardik Pandya (@pandyawarrior)

India were set a daunting target of 299 by Australia in the second ODI of the series in Adelaide. India, who are one-down in the series, will simply have to win in Adelaide to stay afloat in the series.  

India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (c), Ambati Rayudu, MS Dhoni (wk), Dinesh Karthik, Ravindra Jadeja, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Siraj, Mohammed Shami

Australia (Playing XI): Aaron Finch (c), Alex Carey (wk), Usman Khawaja, Shaun Marsh, Peter Handscomb, Marcus Stoinis, Glenn Maxwell, Nathan Lyon, Peter Siddle, Jhye Richardson, Jason Behrendorff

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