'If MS Dhoni Says He Wants to Play T20 World Cup…': Ex-Indian Cricketers Float Idea of Dhoni's 'Wildcard' Entry in T20 World Cup 2024

Before India's T20 World Cup squad is selected, Agarkar receives an unexpected "wildcard" punch because of rumors of MS Dhoni's possible comeback in the upcoming World Cup. Irfan Pathan and Varun Aaron, two former Indian cricket players, think the concept is a good one and argue that Dhoni's presence could be a positive thing for India's campaign.

Experts believe that Dhoni's inclusion would be 'Valuable Addition'

Even though he has retired and has been playing only in the IPL, Dhoni has shown his enduring skill with the bat in recent games. Pathan and Aaron call Dhoni's miraculous comeback the "wildest card" for the Indian T20 World Cup team. They firmly believe that the inclusion of Dhoni in the squad could be a good idea.

Experts and cricket enthusiasts debate about Dhoni's potential return, focusing on his previous accomplishments and current form. Given the rise of youthful talent and his responsibility to develop them, Dhoni's possible role in the squad is still unclear, and it is speculated that he will be there to provide his teachings to the new ones.

Dhoni is proving his dominance in IPL 2024

However, with Dhoni's performance in important competitions and his recent IPL performance, rumors about his potential influence on India's World Cup campaign are in the air. Dhoni's presence continues to spark discussion and excitement in the cricket community despite differing viewpoints.

As speculation grows, previous players like Virender Sehwag draw attention to Dhoni's unparalleled record in ICC competitions, implying that he might still be a useful addition, particularly in important games. However, convincing Dhoni to reconsider his retirement and commit to the World Cup may prove challenging, as hinted by Rohit Sharma.

Dhoni's possible comeback is still a thrilling possibility amid speculation and expectation, which gives India's T20 World Cup preparations a fascinating touch.