When asked Kane Williamson, is there any captain in history under whose leadership he would like to play? On this, Williamson said Gray Nichols, "I like the way Mahendra Singh Dhoni operates."
New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has said that after the successful captaincy of Brandon McCullum, the team is moving towards a strength. Under Williamson's captaincy, New Zealand reached the semi-finals in the 2016 T20 and the final of the 2019 ODI World Cup. The team is currently at number two in the ICC Test Ranking. Currently, New Zealand has the possibility of playing the final of the ICC Test Championship. In 2021, the final of the World Test Championship will be played at Lord's. Currently, New Zealand will play a Test series against Pakistan at home grounds. Recently, New Zealand captain Kane Williamson praised Mahendra Singh Dhoni (MS Dhoni) in an interview.
When asked Kane Williamson, is there any captain in history under whose leadership he would like to play? To this Williamson said Gray Nichols, "I like the way Mahendra Singh Dhoni operates," Williamson is a New Zealand full-time captain, while Mahendra Singh Dhoni left the captaincy of the Test team in 2014 And after that, he also gave up the captaincy of limited overs.
In the group stage in the 2016 T20 World Cup, New Zealand defeated Dhoni-led Team India by 47 runs. Under Williamson's leadership, New Zealand had given a tough challenge to India in the bilateral series. The host team won 3–2. This series was the last series played under Dhoni. After this, the era of Dhoni's captaincy came to an end.
39-year-old Mahendra Singh Dhoni-led India to the number one Test team and won all three ICC Trophies (T20 World Cup 2007, ODI World Cup 2011, Champions Trophy 2013). Dhoni also proved to be a very successful captain in the Indian Premier League. He won three titles to Chennai Super Kings and two Champions League trophies are to his name. However, Williamson never played under his leadership. He plays for Sunrisers Hyderabad, captained by David Warner in the IPL.
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