Former Australia Batsman Michael Hussey Hailed Virat Kohli For His Relationship With MS Dhoni

Not every person is agreeable to have an unrivaled, increasingly prevailing character in a similar group yet that isn't the situation with India chief Virat Kohli - who cherishes having MS Dhoni in his group. On numerous occasions, Kohli has communicated his affection and profound respect for Dhoni - who is apparently viewed as the best Indian commander ever. Dhoni has been guiding him for a long time and Virat has been close to him.

There have been examples in cricket, when all is said in done, where chiefs have attempted to keep senior. And all the more monumental players out of the group so as to deal with the crew on the field. Kohli, be that as it may, is the specific inverse and cherishes having Dhoni in his organization to manage him through various circumstances in a game.

While there's no denying of the fact that Kohli's yearning to improve his abilities and learn with the bat. The same thing goes for his captaincy too. This is where the 31-year-old can't have a superior coach to improve from than Dhoni. This science among Dhoni and Kohli is the thing that has intrigued Hussey.

Michael Hussey hails Virat Kohli

“I think you got to give a lot of kudos to Virat Kohli, having someone like MS Dhoni still in the team who’s been, arguably, India’s most successful captain. Sometimes some people would find that threatening to still have that person in the team,” Hussey said.

Hussey thinks that people need to tip the hat to Virat. And so one would experience that Virat has clearly has gotten the ability to say a clear ‘no’. Hussey said he could learn from him, and Virat would help him be better captain and have a better team.

Dhoni left ODI and T20I captaincy in 2017 however has still stayed a significant individual from India's constrained overs sides. Staying close to the Ranchi based wicketkeeper-batsman, Kohli has led the Indian group in some prominent cricket events. This includes Champions Trophy of 2017 and ICC World Cup 2019.

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