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MS Dhoni Became Captain Out Of Nowhere: When Yuvraj Singh Revealed Shocking Details Which Led To His Sacking As VC

 

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Ayoung Team India led by MS Dhoni created history by winning the 2007 T20 World Cup. Following India's disappointing performance in the 2007 ODI World Cup, the fans didn't have high expectations from the Men in Blue. The Dhoni-led team stunned one and all to win the inaugural edition of the tournament by defeating Pakistan in the final. Not to forget, India had only played one T20I before the ICC event.

Dhoni's success in the T20 World Cup resulted in him taking over the ODI captaincy soon. He became India's Test captain in 2008 and excelled in every format as the leader of Team India.

But he might have missed out on becoming the captain had the selectors picked Yuvraj Singh as the captain. Speaking to Sports18 in 2022, Yuvraj revealed that he was expecting to become the captain of the 2007 T20 World Cup as he was the captain. He further revealed that Dhoni became the captain out of nowhere.

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"I was supposed to be the captain. Then the Greg Chappell incident happened. It had become Chappell or Sachin. I was probably the only player who supported…that I support my teammate. And there were a lot of people in the…Some of the BCCI officials did not like that. It was said that they should make anybody the captain but not myself. This is what I heard," Yuvraj told Sports18 in 2022.

"I am not sure how true it is. Suddenly from vice-captaincy, I was removed. Sehwag was not there in the team. So, out of nowhere, Mahi (MS Dhoni) became captain for the 2007 T20 World Cup. I thought I was going to be the captain."

Yuvraj was Dhoni's deputy in the 2007 T20 WC. Yuvraj is one of the Indian legends who never captained the national team in any series. He played 304 ODIs, 40 Tests and 58 T20Is.

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Yuvraj was India's star performer in the 2011 ODI World Cup and delivered a Player of the Tournament performance. He scored 362 runs and scalped 15 wickets in the tournament. He retired from international cricket in 2019.

Talking of Dhoni, he enjoyed huge success on the captaincy front. Under him, India also won the 2011 ODI WC and the 2013 Champions Trophy. In 2009, India climbed to the top spot in the ICC Test rankings for the first time. With 27 wins from 60 matches, Dhoni retired as the most successful Indian Test captain.

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