Former Pakistan skipper Ramiz Raja feels that time has come for Indian skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni to quit T20 captaincy after his side’s string of losses so that some young player learns the ropes of leadership.

“I expect him to possibly exit T20 arena gracefully. Let other develop the team. Let other young captains come through,” Ramiz said.

“Indian subcontinent is stats-based cricket economy where fans look at the records. They do not look at how many matches India and Pakistan have won,” he told a television channel.

“I feel to arrest the slide, all good administrators and all good captains take tough decisions.” Another former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram said Dhoni should continue to bat at number six and should not come up the batting order at number four. Read more
Courtesy :cricketnext.in.com

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