"You Should Ask Your Great Selectors": Yuvraj Singh Tells Reporters On MS Dhoni's Future

MS Dhoni is on a holiday from cricket since the 2019 World Cup.

Yuvraj Singh resigned from global cricket in June 2019.

Yuvraj Singh, who resigned from worldwide cricket in June 2019, was gotten some information about the hypothesis on the fate of MS Dhoni, who is on a vacation from cricket since the 2019 World Cup. The previous India all-rounder said the national selectors need to accept an approach this. "I don't know the chief. You ought to ask you're extraordinary selectors when you meet them. That is their call, not mine," Yuvraj Singh told correspondents in Mumbai. Yuvraj Singh opined that India needs "better selectors" to keep the players inspired.

"We improve selectors, without a doubt. Selectors' activity isn't simple. At whatever point they select 15 players, there will be discussions that what will befall the other 15. It's a troublesome activity yet their speculation as far as cutting edge cricket isn't sufficient. It's my assessment," Yuvraj said.

"I am consistently for securing the players and being sure about them. By speaking negatively about your players and group doesn't show you in obvious light. The character possibly shows when things are turning out badly and you spur the players. In awful occasions, everybody talks awful. We unquestionably need better selectors," he said.

Yuvraj referred to the case of Glenn Maxwell to guarantee that no Indian player can enjoy a reprieve from cricket like the Australian all-rounder as they dread losing their spot in Team India.

"We see outside India if players are exhausted and tired rationally, as is the situation with (Glenn) Maxwell, he has taken a break since he is feeling it.

"Our players can't do that since they dread they may lose their place. So a players' affiliation is significant," he included.