Anil Kumble's resignation as Team India coach amid a rift with Virat Kohli compelled some Indian cricket fans to take to social media and demand for a change in captaincy in the team...
MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli during Champions Trophy. File pic/AFP
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After Anil Kumble confirmed that, his resignation as Team India coach came because of a rift between him and Indian skipper Virat Kohli, a few Indian cricket fans expressed their anger towards Kohli and blamed him for Anil Kumble's resignation.
The Kumble-Kohli fiasco seems to take a different turn now with some fans wanting former skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to return as Team India captain.
After the sudden step down of Anil Kumble, fans took to social media demanding the return of MS Dhoni as captain. India’s defeat in the ICC Champions Trophy to Pakistan was another reason for rage and demand for a change in captaincy.
Anil Kumble's resignation flooded Twitter with messages for MS Dhoni replacing Virat Kohli as captain and here are some of those that followed:
Sad to see Anil Kumble resign. That's why Dhoni would always remain the best captain ever. Kohli too much attitude n arrogance.
— Kanhu (@IMKANHU) June 21, 2017
Can Someone Please Review Anil Kumble's Resignation And Bring MS #Dhoni Back As Captain Instead?
RT If You Agree! Miss You #AnilKumble pic.twitter.com/GqEJa76e5l
— Sir Ravindra Jadeja (@SirJadeja) June 20, 2017
Dhoni ko captain bana do sab theek ho jaega #KUMBLEVSkOHLI
— Vijit Mahaur (@Vijit_Mahaur) June 21, 2017
M.S. Dhoni was 100 times better captain the Virat Kohli.
— Anil Srivastava (@AKSkasia) June 21, 2017
Virat Kohli is 100 times more arrogant than M.S.Dhoni.
I would like to say Ms Dhoni should be captain of Indian Cricket Team again because he's a legend and he isn't like Virat Kohli in attitude
— Vipul Singh (@VipulSingh09) June 21, 2017
Though MS Dhoni stepped down as limited overs captain last year, yet his fan following tends to remain the same. As opposed to Kohli's so-called arrogant nature, MS Dhoni is termed as a better team manager and captain.
It was during Dhoni's tenure that India won the 2011 World Cup once again and created a history in international cricket.
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