MS Dhoni is the only Indian captain to win all three white-ball ICC tournaments. 21/06/2023

It's been almost 10 years since Group India last won an ICC occasion.

Since MS Dhoni drove the group to a Heroes Prize victory in 2013, the side has lost four ICC finals, and have bowed out in the semi-finals on as many events. While Virat Kohli figured out how to take the group higher than ever in Test cricket, the star hitter neglected to direct the group to an ICC win, since assuming control over the rules from Dhoni. Similar has been the situation under current captain Rohit Sharma, under whom the group crashed out in the semi-finals during the T20 World Cup a year ago. Recently, India additionally lost the World Test Title (WTC) last to Australia.

Notwithstanding the outcome in reciprocal occasions, the quest for the subtle ICC prize goes on. Truly, India have not had the option to find a pioneer like Dhoni, who is the main Indian commander to win each of the three white-ball ICC competitions.

In the midst of the discourse viewing Rohit's future as chief, previous India selector Dilip Vengsarkar has uncovered the purpose for BCCI's choice to designate Dhoni as captain.

"Aside from being a programmed decision in the group, you take a gander at the player's cricketing sharpness, non-verbal communication, capacity to lead from the front and man the executives abilities. We saw Dhoni's way to deal with the game, non-verbal communication, how he addressed others; we got a positive criticism," Singh told Hindustan Times in a meeting.

Group India will visit West Indies one month from now to play two Tests, three ODIs and five T20Is. While Rohit is supposed to lead the group during the visit, it isn't known whether the selector's will persevere with him for a really long time.