The world cup T20: Dhoni will not take any team lightly

INDIA: In the run-up to the Globe Twenty20 in Sri Lanka, Native indian skipper MS Dhoni said that a lot is determined by how well his team adjusts to the circumstances and pitch in Sri Lanka.
The Native indian team achieved Colombo these days, and Dhoni said: ”We want to do well. But the wickets in Sri Lanka have modified. On our previously visits, the wickets would usually help rewriters but before out it did not really help them. The pacers might appreciate the circumstances. So we will have to see how the wickets act and respond to the scenario as it comes.”
The Indians perform a warm-up go with against Pakistan before beginning the competition against Afghanistan on Sept Nineteenth century. And even though Afghanistan may seem like a poor resistance, Dhoni will not be getting any possibilities.

“We will not be getting any team gently,” he said, before confessing that Native indian have always been a aspect a few batsmen for a excellent performance: “We have always been a aspect that has trusted batsmen. The four overs of the part-time bowlers will be very essential.”
Over the choice of Yuvraj, Dhoni said, “He is a champ gamer. Over his selection… you have to ask the selectors. They can toss more mild on that. But he will carry stability to the aspect.”
Both Duncan Fletcher and Dhoni confessed that changing from one structure to the other in fast area is difficult: “It is challenging to get ready for all three types. The point that there is so short period between them creates it more complicated,” said the trainer.
Even though rewriters have been in the focus after their achievements against New Zealand, Dhoni also performed up the value of the seamers: “It’s not like our seamers have done poorly. A lot is determined by the type of wickets. And you have keep in mind that a lot of our bowlers are professionals and have a lot of modifications, for example Balaji’s encounter and difference will definitely help us.”
India are in Group B with Britain and Afghanistan before the Extremely Eight begins on Sept 27th.