MS Dhoni talk with columnist: Who am I to turn down India's most prominent ever skipper? says Sam Ferris

India T20 and ODI Captain MS Dhoni is regularly known for his interesting answers and remarks in his public interviews. After India's misfortune against West Indies by 7 wickets in the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup 2016, a columnist from Cricket.com.au was forced to bear Dhoni's witty reaction when gotten some information about his retirement from restricted overs cricket. Sam Ferris, said he never thought something like this could happen and he would impart the table to Dhoni and get prevalent on News channels. He thought it was a right question as well, remembering Dhoni's stunning Test retirement in Australia. FULL CRICKET SCORECARD: India versus West Indies , Live Score, second Semi-Final match, ICC T20 World Cup 2016 "In the event that you had let me know that before the night's over, subsequent to watching a staggering West Indies run pursue in the World T20 semi-last, that I would impart the question and answer session table to India commander MS Dhoni and wind up on each TV news announcement in the nation, I would have level out called you an insane person. I thought it was a quite standard inquiry to be reasonable. At the point when Dhoni stunned the world with his Test retirement out of the blue after the 2014 Boxing Day Test at the MCG, it found everyone napping." he composed. Ferris composed that he never asked when Dhoni would resign. He maybe needed to know of what amount long he needed to play for. "For the record, I never inquired as to whether he was going to resign, exactly that he was so quick to play on. I'm not attempting to resign one of the greats. I even introduced it with "You've accomplished essentially everything in cricket" to mollify the blow and attempt to make me not resemble some savage mosquito searching for a feature (which I most unquestionably was)." He was welcomed onto the table after his inquiry and felt regarded. "Why should I turn down India's most prominent ever skipper?" – he composed. At the point when Dhoni asked him whether he needs him to resign, he said – "Ahh, no, that is the thing that I was going to ask you". A couple of more inquiries took after and Ferris was back to his seat. In any case, in a moment or two he said his telephone began demonstrating a lot of twitter warnings and he was a hit among the twitter gathering of people. "Not long after my telephone is going crazy with Twitter warnings and I'm told I'm presently 'drifting'. Nobody has ever called me popular. Ever.", he composed on www.cricket.com.au.