New Delhi, July 21: Captain Cool MS Dhoni may have quit Test cricket, but India's limited overs skipper has admitted that he definitely misses the longer format of the game.

Addressing the media at an event in Gurugram, the most successful Indian skipper told he still tries to stay connected with the game despite retiring from Tests.

"You never lose the cricket bug. Even if you leave the game you try to stay connected to the game. I miss Test cricket because it's challenging but I made the right decision," Dhoni said.

Team India, under the leadership of Virat Kohli are going to start their campaign against an inexperienced West Indies side in a four-Test rubber from today (July 21).

Dhoni on Wednesday (July 20) said he doesn't see any major alterations in India's batting order.

Dhoni, who led India to a 1-0 win on the previous tour to the Caribbean in 2011, feels the team has a "settled" line-up and has the experience of playing in alien conditions.

"We have a settled top six batting. There can be one or two new faces but more or less that's how the mix works. They have also played outside subcontinent and have necessary experience," Dhoni told reporters.

The Ranchi stumper predicted that the wickets in the West Indies will be on the slower side, assisting the spinners. "I think wickets will be slower in West Indies but you never know. I think spinners will have a huge role to play," he said.

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