Who is India's No 1 captain?

MS Dhoni is the most successful ODI captain of India. The former skipper won a whopping 110 of his 200 ODI matches as captain between 2007-2018. The wicket-keeper batsman is, in fact, the only Indian captain to record more than 100 wins in the 50-over format. He did so at a win percentage of 59.52.

Which captain is best Dhoni or Virat?

The debate in regards to the captaincy of MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli has been a hot topic in Indian cricket for the past few years. Kohli is hailed as India's best Test captain ever while Dhoni is considered to be the greatest limited-overs skipper the world has seen.

Who is the best captain in IPL?

1. Mahendra Singh Dhoni. At the top of this list comes the most successful captain in IPL history in terms of win percentage: Mahendra Singh Dhoni. Leader of the Chennai Super Kings, he led them to two IPL titles in 2010 and 2011 and also to the 2011 Champions League Twenty20.

Who is the most successful Test captain?

#1 Graeme Smith, South Africa - 53 wins

In a captaincy career spanning 11 years, he led the side a record 109 times. Smith is the only captain to lead a team more than hundred times in Test cricket.

Who is God of IPL?

Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma wins our vote for the god of IPL.

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Who is cricket king?

The king of cricket in India is undoubtedly Virat Kohli with over 23000 runs across all three formats in international cricket.

Who is No 1 captain in IPL?

Mumbai Indians's Rohit Sharma is the most successful captain in the IPL with 5 title wins. Mumbai Indians has a win–loss percentage of 100.

Who is most successful T20 captain?

Legendary India cricketer MS Dhoni holds the record for the most matches as captain in T20. Dhoni has captained in 300 T20 matches during his illustrious career, registering 177 wins, suffering 118 defeats, playing out two ties while three matches ended with no result. He has a healthy win percentage of 59.93.

Who is better Dhoni or Ganguly?

While Ganguly took the Indian team to the 2003 ICC World Cup final, Dhoni won three ICC titles during his days at the helm. Though there's no denying that Dhoni tops the charts of all India captains when it comes to success at major tournaments, Sehwag feels Ganguly was the better one of the two.

Who is best batsman in India?

Virat Kohli, a right-handed batsman, has been called the best batsman in Indian cricket history.

Who is the God of finisher?

MS Dhoni is acknowledged as the greatest finisher that the game of cricket has seen. The former India captain, the only skipper to win all three ICC trophies, has followed a particular blueprint when it came to batting in the death overs.

Who is the God of bowling?

Sachin Tendulkar has made all the records to his name in batting. With this, he, as a bowler, has successfully defended 6 runs twice in the 50th over.

Who is T20 God?

Rohit Sharma The New God Of T20 Cricket. His adaptability and dominance atop for India is quite remarkable.

Who is next god of cricket?

When asked who is the new god of cricket, some fans say that it is MS Dhoni. They point out how Dhoni has won every trophy he could, be it the ICC Champions Trophy, Cricket World Cup, T20 World Cup, IPL, Champions League T20, Asia Cup and making India the number one Test team of the world.

Who is God of wicket keeper?

God of Wicket Keeping - Ms Dhoni - Cricket Addictor | Facebook.

Who is best ODI captain?

MS Dhoni is the most successful ODI captain of India. The former skipper won a whopping 110 of his 200 ODI matches as captain between 2007-2018. The wicket-keeper batsman is, in fact, the only Indian captain to record more than 100 wins in the 50-over format. He did so at a win percentage of 59.52.

Is Kohli a good captain?

With 40 wins in 68 Tests as captain (24 at home, 16 away), he is India's most successful. History will judge him more kindly than his contemporaries will. Unsurprisingly for someone who lived most of his life in the public eye - and provoked strong emotions - Kohli's actions were often overinterpreted.