Dhoni is arguably one of the most successful captains in world cricket, winning the ODI World Cup in 2011, T20 World Cup (2007), and the Champions Trophy in 2013 while Morgan helped England clinch their maiden ODI World Cup in 2019.
Experienced England all-rounder Moeen Ali has hinted that he could call time on his One-day International career after the team's title defence of the 50-over World Cup to be held in India later in the year.
Moeen was included on the Queen's Birthday Honours list, in recognition of his 16 years in a professional cricket career including 225 appearances for his country in all formats.
He took 195 Test wickets including 5 five-wicket hauls and scored five Test match centuries during his career
Moeen, who had tested positive for Covid-19 in Sri Lanka and missed the series there due to quarantine, was initially scheduled to return to England after the first two Test against India in Chennai.
England Test captain Joe Root was on Friday dropped from the squad for the three T20 internationals in South Africa.
Moeen Ali hopes that international cricket will be back to Pakistan because he feels the sooner it returns, the better it will be for cricket as a whole.
The second season of the MSL starts on 8 November. The opening game of this tournament will be played between the Cape Town Blitz and Jozi Stars in Johannesburg.
The announcement, in effect, means that Ali will not be available for selection for England’s forthcoming tour to New Zealand post the Ashes Series.
Notably, Ali has dismissed Kohli six times across all formats and has managed to trouble the Indian 'run machine' in the past on various occasions.
