NEW DELHI: World Cup winning skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has stood down as captain of India’s limited overs side ahead of this month’s one-day and Twenty20 internationals against England, the cricket board announced Wednesday.
“Mahendra Singh Dhoni has informed the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) that he wishes to step down as the captain of the Indian Cricket Team from the One Day Internationals and the T20 Internationals formats of the game,” said a statement.
Dhoni, who has already stood down as Test skipper, will still be available for selection against England, the statement added.
“Mahendra Singh Dhoni has informed the BCCI (Board of Control for Cricket in India) that he wishes to step down as the captain of the Indian Cricket Team from the One Day Internationals and the T20 Internationals formats of the game,” said a statement.
Dhoni, who has already stood down as Test skipper, will still be available for selection against England, the statement added.
