"Virat loves to be involved in the game every moment while Mahendra Singh Dhoni's style of functioning was to quietly do his things without saying much. Both are contrasting styles of captaincy but can be equally beneficial for the Indian cricket team," Sammy, who was a part of RCB in the last IPL, told PTI in an interaction, today.
"Everyone knows Virat is a superb batsman and he has the ability to lead by example. He has that aggressive intent and wants to win matches. If he can bring that same passion and intent in his leadership for India as he does for the RCB, then it will be a great thing.
"But this is for sure that he will bring his own distinct style. I wish him all the best for the ongoing Bangladesh series," Sammy, the World T20 winning West Indies skipper said.
"It was disappointing (playing only two matches in IPL). I was struggling with a shoulder injury at that time. But after that I had a decent few matches with Nottinghamshire in the English T20 championship and I am now looking forward to the CPL. With a player like Kevin (Pietersen) in our side, we hope to do better than what we did last time," said Sammy.