Cricket / MS Dhoni to be next chief selector of indian cricket team says former pak player danish kaneria

Indian Cricket Team Chief Selector: There has been a ruckus in the cricket world after the sting operation of Zee News. Chetan Sharma, the head of the senior selection committee, made several claims in this sting. He even said that Indian players take injections for fitness. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet taken any action against him but it is believed that his chair will go away. Meanwhile, a veteran player has suggested that veteran Mahendra Singh Dhoni should be made the chief selector of Team India.

Chetan in trouble after sting operation

Chief selector Chetan Sharma made several revelations in Zee News' sting operation 'Game Over'. After this his chair is in danger. Please tell that after the poor performance of Team India in the T20 World Cup, he was removed from the post of Chief Selector, but after 2 months he again sat on this chair. After this sting operation, Chetan Sharma has put himself in trouble. In the midst of such controversies in Indian cricket, a suggestion has come from the neighboring country.

Demand to make Dhoni the chief selector

Former Pakistan cricketer Danish Kaneria has suggested to the BCCI that former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni should be made the new chief selector. Danish Kaneria said during an interview, 'BCCI officials should talk to MS Dhoni once. They should find out what is Dhoni's plan and whether he can become the chief selector. Now the time has come for BCCI, Roger Binny and Jay Shah to take strict action and form a new selection committee.

Kaneria, who played 61 Tests and 18 ODIs in his career, said, "BCCI now needs to include new people in the selection committee. MS Dhoni's mind is amazing and he is a great player. When this is the case then why is a player like him not in the selection committee. Please tell that Dhoni is currently away from cricket. He only participates in IPL and captains the Chennai Super Kings team. Under Dhoni's leadership, India has won the ICC World Cup in both T20 and ODI formats.