MS Dhoni can captain an Australian locker room: Matthew Hayden

Former Australian cricket player Matthew Hayden believes that MS Dhoni’s height and aura make him a suitable choice to lead the Australian national side. One of the most unselfish cricket players, according to Hayden, is Dhoni.

Not to mention, Hayden was a part of the Chennai Super Kings‘ inaugural IPL victory while playing for them under Dhoni from 2008 to 2010. Hayden added that, in his opinion, Dhoni’s X-factor is his willingness to sacrifice for the team.

It is noteworthy that the Indian team’s most recent ICC championship—the Champions Trophy 2013—was achieved while Dhoni was captain. With the Champions Trophy, the ODI World Cup 2011, the T20 World Cup 2007, and the T20 World Cup 2011, the Men in Blue achieved a hat-trick of victories. In 2020, the wicketkeeper-batsman announced his retirement from international cricket; however, he is still active in the IPL.

“Dhoni echoes all I previously said. Due to his belief that he is not superior to anyone else, he can lead an Australian dressing room with ease. Along with throwing cricket balls, he would gather bags. All in all, he is a really modest person. Hayden said Sports Vikatan, “And he works hard at the team instead of trying to promote MS Dhoni.

He will never brag about himself to others. Hayden

In addition, Hayden mentioned that MS Dhoni will never be able to brag about how amazing he is or everything that he has accomplished in his career.

He never brags about his accomplishments or greatness to others. That is the X-factor of MS Dhoni. You consider Australia’s 25 million people. In what ways did they defeat us to win the World Cup? According to Hayden, MS Dhoni “just finds a way to bring people together and does it in a way that is nothing about ego, not about self-promotion.”