This week saw Mahendra Singh Dhoni give up the one-day international and T20 captaincy of the Indian team. Dhoni led the men in blue in 199 ODIs and 72 T20s, winning 110 and 41, respectively. He will be replaced by Test skipper Virat Kohli, whose first challenge as limited-overs captain will arrive in the form of England later this month. Former India coach and opening batsman ANSHUMAN GAEKWAD talks to Dhruv Munjal about the timing of Dhoni’s decision, his utility as a player, and how the Indian team will look under Kohli. Edited excerpts:
How do you view Dhoni’s decision