Mahendra Singh Dhoni's retirement hypotheses rejected by Stephen Fleming; hails his wellness

Pune: The mentor of new IPL group Pune Supergiants Stephen Fleming today downplayed the hypotheses over retirement of Mahendra Singh Dhoni from global cricket and hailed his "momentous" wellness. Gotten some information about Dhoni's future with regards to India's misfortune yesterday in the World Twenty20 semi-last, Fleming said what he found in him was a "buoyant wicketkeeper batsman, a new skipper with an astounding wellness". In answer to an inquiry, Fleming, collaborating with journalists about Pune Supergiants for the prospective IPL season, did not picture any conceivable "clash of inner selves" in the group that additionally has Australian commander Steve Smith and South African captain Fa du Plessis. "Initiative can take numerous structures. M S Dhoni is a rousing skipper who is interested in thoughts," he included. Fleming said the Pune group has a decent mix of abroad players and youthful ability. FULL CRICKET SCORECARD: India versus West Indies, ICC World T20 2016, second Semi-Final match at Mumbai 

Mahendra Singh Dhoni's retirement hypotheses rejected by Stephen Fleming; hails his wellness

With Dhoni as commander, the group has players like Mitchell Marsh, Kevin Pietersen, Ajinkya Rahane, Ravichandran Ashwin and the two abroad captains in Fa du Plessis and Steve Smith who has had a spell with the Pune group in prior version. "We are exceptionally amped up for the squad that we have aggregated and can't hold up get in progress. We will be preparing here in Pune for the following week before making a beeline for Mumbai for the opening amusement. There is a great deal of work to do being another establishment and new group," Fleming remarked. "We require cricket adoring fans in Pune to turn out and bolster M S Dhoni and the group," he included. Those present at the question and answer session included Eric Simmons, knocking down some pins mentor and Hrishikesh Kanitkar, aide mentor and Raghu Iyer CEO, RPS.