I think there is no doubt that Dhoni has to be the indian captain.
Firstly he is cool.
Secondly he understands the game,
Thirdly he attacks.
Fourthly he isnt ganguly, tendulkar or dravid.
fifthly He has great hair.
sixthly he put a slip in to King Probot hussey in the last stages of a 20 20 semi final.
seventhly i like him.
thats all i cant think of now.
Agree on all of the above, including the hair part.In addition to that, I think, he has a classic rags-to-riches story behind him that appeals to all the aspirant cricketers and all the middle-class in the country in general.His personality falls mid-way between Ganguly and Dravid. That’s just at the right point on the leadership scale.
Midway between Ganguly and Dravid, thats like saying he’s abit like Elvis and a bit like Gandhi. Working class oys always make the best leaders. they have more to prove. Would you say he has the first cool Indian cricket hair cut since Kambli?
I was a kid back when Kambli played, though I found him cute.They have said that Dhoni has the biggest fan following after Tendulkar. And, of course, he seems to grab most of the endorsement deals these days.I like him, and if he were a little taller, I would have included him in my hunk list.
I think its unfair that you would leave a man off your hunk list because he’s short. But since i’m tall i dont really care that much.
Kambli is the other side of the working class oys who touched the sky. Sad he fell apart…Dhoni, RP Singh, Sree, Joginder, Pathan bros, Harbhajan, are some of the working class oys in the team. Considering Sehwag too was one such at one point of time (freewheeler from mofussil Delhi), this Indian team has its fair share of working class “upstarts”!
Soulberry thats probably why you are good now… Working class boys fight hard, we have to.