The failure of India's former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni to rotate a strike in the middle overs in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 has raised concerns over the past few years. But Indian bowling coach Bharat Arun said that his batting cannot be compared to Virat Kohli, who is now the world's number one batsman.

Dhoni scored 28 off 52 balls against Afghanistan while Kohli scored 67 off 63 balls and his strike rate was over 100. But Arun says Dhoni's strike rate should not be compared to Kohli.

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"Virat Kohli is the number one batsman in all formats so I think it's not at all right to compare him to anybody else like he's playing. Arun was asked if the team management had talked to Dhoni about his slow batting, but he did not respond well here. India and the West Indies are scheduled to play a crucial match at the Old Trafford in Manchester today at 3 PM.

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