Dhoni's retirement is his call, writes Mansi Kumari

Should Mahendra Singh Dhoni retire after the World Cup?

Mahendra SIngh Dhoni in action during the 3rd ODI between India and Australia in March, 2019.

M.S. Dhoni should not retire after the 2019 World Cup. I believe he still has a lot to give to Indian cricket.

First, he is a guiding light for the team.

Second, does anyone do the rescue act better than him?

Finally, I agree with former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly's take on this topic. Here are Dada's words: “Age is never factor if there is talent, If India wins and Dhoni performs consistently why he should retire?" Of course, there is talk of the 37-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman calling it quits, but I feel it has to be his call.

The writer is a Class XI student of Modern Academy Senior Secondary School, Indirapuram.

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