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I may continue to captain Jharkhand team: MS Dhoni

Dhoni also happens to be the captain of the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rising Pune Supergiants, which he'll keep doing.

Mumbai, Jan 10: As he captains the Indian side for one last time, Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday (January 10) said that fans would see him leading Jharkhand cricket team in future.

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Dhoni also happens to be the captain of the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rising Pune Supergiants, which he'll keep doing.

Dhoni (2nd left) at the toss in India A-England warm-up match in Mumbai

Dhoni is leading a star-studded India A side in the first warm-up match against England at Mumbai's Brabourne Stadium.

The most successful Indian captain across all formats, however, lost the toss in his final match as captain. The 35-year-old Dhoni walked out to the toss to a huge reception.

"Of course my last game as captain. I'll still be captaining in the IPL and may be the Jharkhand team. Looks a good wicket. We were looking to bat first. It may swing in the evening. It'e one ground where it's slightly difficult to control," Dhoni said after England skipper Eoin Morgan opted to bowl.

(MS Dhoni loses toss in last match as captain)

It was a warm-up match between India A and England but for the fans it was all about Dhoni.

When asked about the fans and he said, "Thanks to all of them. They have been behind me for a long time since 2007. Good for them to turn up (in large numbers). The fact that they have turned up for a warm-up game shows they love me. It is a good feeling. At the end of day you want fans to love you."

Dhoni was also felicitated by the Cricket Club of India (CCI) for his outstanding captaincy career and contribution to Indian cricket.

(PHOTOS: MS Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh practice ahead of warm-up match)

Last Wednesday (January 4), Dhoni stepped down as India's limited overs captain. Virat Kohli took charge as the new leader.

OneIndia News

Story first published: Thursday, August 3, 2017, 7:41 [IST]
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