Dhoni should pen a book on winning WC with huge egos

[Swati]

[Harini]

And it should have 7 chapters

[Komal]

And becomes the most successful Indian captain.

[Anusha]

He turned out to be a better captain than any of you three could ever be—truly the greatest captain in cricket history.

[Payal]

He said the same thing his father did

[Hari]

The more I listen to former India players—especially this batch—the more I see how self‑centred and narcissistic they are. Sehwag comes across as a straight‑up bully, Harbhajan behaves like a man‑child, and Yuvraj seems to hold grudges even after all these years. They were top‑class on the field but still plagued by insecurities. For me, Sehwag is the biggest disappointment; he keeps tearing people apart under the excuse of being funny.

[Vasant]

He just needed one guy to back him—Sachin Tendulkar.

[Sonal]

Sachin was there—yeah, he wasn't in the 2007 squad, but his presence was felt somewhere.

[Laksh]

Thank God Sachin himself backed Dhoni for the captaincy.

[Ronit]

Dhoni had a sharper cricketing mind, no doubt. You're a cancer survivor who led us to a World Cup, we all know that. You're an awesome all‑rounder and fielder, but when it comes to tactics and strategy, Dhoni was on another level.

[Balaji]

Having Sachin around made sure no one stepped out of line. I'm convinced that if anyone did, they'd lose his favour. Sachin wasn't ego‑driven; he worked under the captain, so everyone else had to follow suit without causing drama.