Moitrish Majumdar, Kolkata:
Former India captain Kapil Dev, who won India's first World Cup title in 1983, has praised Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who won two World Cup titles. He said that Dhoni has contributed the most in this game. In the captaincy of Kapil, India won the World Cup in 1983. Dhoni captained India with the World Cup title of T-20 in 2011 and the 50-over World Cup in 2011.
Dhoni has now come to the final stop of his international career. Last year his performance had dropped slightly, due to which many former players started criticizing him. Although Kapil's respect for Dhoni has not diminished. In a special interview with IANS, Kapil said, "I have nothing to say about Dhoni. I think he has served the country very well and we should respect him. "
Dhoni will take part in the World Cup in England and Wales from May 30, and there is no double opinion that he will take part in the competition for the last time. Kapil said, 'No one knows how much they want to play and how long their body can bear the burden of work. But there is no cricketer who has served the country as much as Dhoni. We should respect them and give them good wishes. I hope he will win the World Cup this time. "
Kapil Dev is also satisfied with the present Indian team. Kapil said, 'Indian team looks very good. However, this will not be easy. They have to play like a team. I hope no player is injured. If he had a good fortune, he would definitely win. "
The selectors did not pick young wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant for the upcoming tournament and chose Dinesh Karthik as the second wicketkeeper for 33 years. Kapil said, 'The selectors have done their job. Now we must respect the team. They chose Kartik on Pant, it's fine. We should believe that the selectors have done a good job. "
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