“What worries me is…” - MS Dhoni reveals India’s major concern ahead of ICC T20 World Cup 2026

MS Dhoni expresses serious concern ahead of T20 World Cup 2026, revealing "What worries me is…" and highlighting India's key vulnerability that could derail their title defence campaign.

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Former Indian World Cup-winning captain MS Dhoni has termed the current Indian T20I team as one of the most dangerous units heading into the ICC T20 World Cup 2026, starting on February 7, in India and Sri Lanka.

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Speaking exclusively at an event, Mahi Unplugged, while Dhoni called India one of the most dangerous sides due to their experience of handling pressure situations, he also disclosed the team’s major concern being dew, which could change the game’s result upside down in the shortest format.

"They are one of the most dangerous teams. What all do you need in a good team? They have got all of that. They have experience, I mean the experience they have in this format is vast. They have played under pressure. Whoever are playing, whatever roles they are playing, they have been in that situation for a considerable amount of time,” Dhoni said in the chat show named Mahi Unplugged.

"What worries me, I hate dew. Dew changes a lot of things. So, even when I was playing, what really scared me was dew. Then the toss becomes all about that. If we are playing ten matches with the best of teams, we will come out winners more often than not, if the conditions remain neutral,” he added.

"The problem is when some of your players have a day off or somebody from the opposition has a brilliant day. It can happen in T20 cricket. Whether it happens in the league stage, or in the knockout stage, that's where all the prayers are needed. Nobody should get injured, everyone should do their jobs. If that is the case then, I don't want to jinx it, one of the most dangerous teams,” he concluded.

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India is entering the World Cup on the back of a 4-1 T20I series victory over New Zealand at home. They will lock horns with the USA in their campaign opener on Saturday, February 7 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.

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