The most successful captains in Indian cricket history

Cricket is the most popular sport in India and is enjoyed by over a billion people in the country. It is seen as a carnival in India, with big matches leading to company holidays, deserted streets and closed shops. Indian cricketers are no less than celebrities.

However, cricket is still a sport like any other and players must play to maintain goodwill in the eyes of the public. Cricket is a team sport consisting of two teams of 11 players each, including the captain.

The captain leads the team throughout the game and makes all the important decisions such as pitch layout, pitcher selection and scouting. A good captain can lead a weak team to victory, while a bad captain can squander the potential of the most talented players.

Therefore, the role of captain in cricket is very important and the management pays great attention to choosing the right captain for the team. Several players have served as captains of the Indian men’s cricket team over the years. Some lead national teams in all categories: one-day internationals, Tests and Twenty20, while others share the captaincy with their peers.

Today we are going to take a look at the most successful captain in Indian cricket history. From MS Dhoni and Virat Kohli to Kapil Dev, who is the best cricket captain in India? Find out here.

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Since 2013, the Indian men’s national cricket team has not won an ICC tournament. Once considered the strongest team in the world, after winning the T20 World Cup in 2007, the ODI World Cup in 2011 and the Champions Trophy in 2013, India has struggled under many captains.

Since the retirement of MS Dhoni, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya, KL Rahul and Shikhar Dhawan have commanded the men’s cricket team. Currently, Rohit Sharma is the captain of the Indian cricket team in Test, Odl and T20 formats. He became the fifth Indian to lead a team in the ICC (International Cricket Council) tournament after leading the team in the 2023 World Test Championship final.

Name players

The final of the ICC tournament has taken place

Status

MS Dhoni

World Cup T20 2007

win

2011 world cup final

win

Champion 2013

win

Virat kohli

2017 championship trophy

lost

WTC 2021 Finals

lost

Sourav Ganguly

Champion Cup 2000

lost

Champions Cup 2002

It is shared with Sri Lanka

2003 World Cup Finals

lost

Kapil Dev

1983 FIFA World Cup

win

Rohit Sharma

WTC 2023 Finals

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Who is the most successful cricket captain in India?

In most people’s mind, MS Dhoni is the best captain while others prefer Virat Kohli and Sourav Ganguly. The older generation will remember the feats of Mohammad Azharuddin and Kapil Dev, who led India to win the World Cup for the first time in 1983.

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Check out the list of most successful cricket captains in India along with their achievements and win percentage in ODI, Test and T20 formats. All stats are sorted by player win rate.

Captain and one day international record

S. no

Player

lengthen

Fit

% of total winnings

first

Rohit Sharma

2017-2023

26

73.07

2

Virat kohli

2013-2021

95

70.43

3

MS Dhoni

2007-2018

200

59.52

4

Rahul Dravid

2000-2007

79

56

5

Mohamad Azharuddin

1990-1999

174

54.16

6

Kapil Dev

1982-1987

74

54.16

7

Sourav Ganguly

1999-2005

146

53.9

8

Sunil Gavaskar

1980-1985

37

40

9

SR Tendulkar

1996-2000

seventy three

35.07

Twenty20 Captains & Records

S. no

Player

lengthen

Fit

% of total winnings

first

Hardik Pandya

2022-2023

11

77.27

2

Rohit Sharma

2017-2022

51

76.47

3

Virat kohli

2017-2021

50

64.58

4

MS Dhoni

2007-2016

72

59.28

Head of inspection team and profile

S. no

Player

lengthen

Fit

% of total winnings

first

Ajinkya Rahane

2017-2021

6

100

2

Ravi Shastri

1988-1988

first

100

3

Rohit Sharma

2022-2023

7

80

4

Virat kohli

2014-2022

68

70.17

5

Sourav Ganguly

2000-2005

49

61.76

6

MS Dhoni

2008-2014

60

60

7

Rahul Dravid

2003-2007

25

57.14

8

Sunil Gavaskar

1976-1985

47

52.94

9

Mohamad Azharuddin

1990-1999

47

50

ten

Ajit Wadekar

1971-1974

16

50

11

Performer Nari

1960-1962

twelfth

50

twelfth

Kapil Dev

1983-1987

34

37.5

13

Anil Kumble

2007-2008

14

37.5

14

BS Bedi

1976-1978

22

35.29

15

POPPY Pataudi

1962-1975

40

32.14

16

Sachin Tendulkar

1996-2000

25

30.76

17

Dilip Vengsarkar

1987-1989

ten

28.57

18

Lala Amarnath

1947-1952

15

25

19

Vijay Hazare

1951-1953

14

16.66

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Source: HIS Education

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