Cricket fans lashes out at BCCI for not selecting MS Dhoni for the forthcoming series against West Indies
After the declaration of the squad for the forthcoming series against the West Indies, Indian cricket fans have given a bad press to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), for not picking Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
India’s world cup winning skipper MS Dhoni has not been inducted in the Indian squad for the upcoming series against the Caribbean side, making cricket fans all over the world take to social media to criticize the selected squad.
Although, MS Dhoni was not in the running to get a call-up for the upcoming home series against the Windies, fans wasted no time to underline the wicket-keeper conundrum team is currently facing in the shorter formats.
ALERT🚨: #TeamIndia for the upcoming @Paytm series against West Indies announced. #INDvWI pic.twitter.com/7RJLc4MDB1
— BCCI (@BCCI) November 21, 2019
You are the worst selector India ever had!! #JusticeForSanju #SanjuSamson #mskprasad pic.twitter.com/XUNTX7wAc7
— $@m@nw@y BERA (@samanwaybera) November 21, 2019
Actually this one I can actually tell mr kids. Saw the best wicket keeper of the era #BringBackDhoni https://t.co/fnNvPuzVza
— Anu (@Sour_Lemonade7) November 22, 2019
#BringBackDhoni pic.twitter.com/8vshshHxt8
— Vignesh💯% (@ajvickystyles) November 22, 2019
Is this selection committee or rejection committee? Based on performance and recent form @IamSanjuSamson should have been included. Is it that @BCCI is biased against South Indian players?
— SaintLucifer (@Light_beare_r) November 21, 2019
Pant has been performing very poorly and immaturely, this is bias from bcci#SanjuSamson
In India, where cricket is worshiped by millions, no stone was left unturned on the selection of Rishabh Pant, who has been getting umpteen opportunities, and unjustifiable snubbing of Sanju Samson, who made it to the Indian squad after four years in the recently concluded Bangladesh T20I series.
Virat Kohli led team India are slated to play three T20Is and as many ODIs against the West Indies, which will get the show on the road on 6th December in Mumbai.
First published: 22 November 2019, 15:17 IST