Cricket / Shikhar Dhawan on his captaincy style I am a very cool captain and like to guide the team love to take the right decision

Cricket | Shikhar Dhawan has become the seventh player to lead the Indian team this year in the ODI series against the West Indies. In the last two decades, many times international teams have had to make changes in captaincy within a year and India too has not remained untouched by it. Shikhar Dhawan has got a chance to lead the Indian team for the second time through the ongoing three-match ODI series against West Indies. Earlier, he took charge of the team against Sri Lanka last year.

During the toss in the first match, when former West Indies batsman Darren Ganga asked Dhawan about his captaincy style, the Indian captain in response called himself a 'cool captain'. It is worth noting that one of the most loved captains of India, Mahendra Singh Dhoni was also called by the name of the fans Captain Cool. On the statement of Dhawan's captain cool, fans have compared him with Dhoni's captaincy.

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Six players, including India's regular captain Rohit Sharma, have been rested for the ODI series. After West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran won the toss and decided to bowl first, Dhawan said, "I am a very cool captain. I make sure that the energy of the team is maintained and of course I have to take all the right decisions and process the process." Would love to continue."

When asked about India's team in the absence of big stars like Rohit, Virat Kohli, Rishabh Pant and Jasprit Bumrah, Dhawan said, "It is a great opportunity to show talent, show fight and win series. Surya, Shreyas, Samson are all good. Even me (laughs). We get support here from abroad and from local people which is good.