India Vs England: MS Dhoni hints like 2014 Test retirement, is he ready for ODI also?

Here's the video of the MS Dhoni taking the ball from umpires after the game. #ENGvIND pic.twitter.com/C14FwhCwfq

— Sai Kishore (@KSKishore537) July 17, 2018

I presume (🤞) that MS Dhoni taking the ball is just as a memorabilia for the series (and run-out) as no one can predict things after 8-10 months. May be in the run up to #CWC19 he may feel confident to stay or otherwise too, we never know and no one, NO ONE can read his mind. pic.twitter.com/rfhMmAkqji

— Prabhu 🏏 ‏ (@Cricprabhu) July 18, 2018

As from the fans point of view Dhoni will be a good umpire because of his ability to read the ball and quick decision making power. However, Virat Kohli also take the advice from the MS Dhoni before making any decison over DRS.

In the Final ODI Dhoni again proved in the final ODI and taken the DRS when the umpire has given leg before wicket.

After winning the toss England pacer produced a disciplined bowling attack to restrict the India to score 256 runs with 8 wickets down in 50 overs. England achieve this target in just 44.3 overs to seal the series.

Riding on the shoulder's of Joe Root (100*) and Eoin Morgan (88*) powered England to an eight-wicket victory over India in the final ODI at Leeds on Tuesday.

Finally the curtains came down from the three match ODIs series as England beat India by 8 wickets in final game to win their eight successive bilateral ODI series putting a full stop to India’s nine-series streak.

Now Internet is puzzling with too many questions over MS Dhoni. Most probably MS Dhoni will take retirement after the 2019 World Cup. Dhoni's age is 37 year old now what MS Dhoni going to do after his retirement.

As from the fans point of view Dhoni will be a good umpire because of his ability to read the ball and quick decision making power. However, Virat Kohli also take the advice from the MS Dhoni before making any decison over DRS.

In the Final ODI Dhoni again proved in the final ODI and taken the DRS when the umpire has given leg before wicket.

After winning the toss England pacer produced a disciplined bowling attack to restrict the India to score 256 runs with 8 wickets down in 50 overs. England achieve this target in just 44.3 overs to seal the series.

Riding on the shoulder's of Joe Root (100*) and Eoin Morgan (88*) powered England to an eight-wicket victory over India in the final ODI at Leeds on Tuesday.

India (Playing XI):

Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli(c), Dinesh Karthik, Suresh Raina, MS Dhoni(w), Hardik Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Kuldeep Yadav, Shardul Thakur, Yuzvendra Chahal

England (Playing XI):

Jonny Bairstow, James Vince, Joe Root, Eoin Morgan(c), Ben Stokes, Jos Buttler(w), Moeen Ali, David Willey, Liam Plunkett, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood

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