In this new episode of Cricket Unplugged, we focus on Indian Captains in particular. India have had three stalwarts who have led the team with aplomb since the 2000s.  Sourav Ganguly inherited the team when Indian cricket was at it's lowest ebb since I have started watching the game and his captaincy saw India rise as a force to reckon it. He didn't have the sliver-ware to prove his credentials as a skipper but the sort of impact he left on Indian cricket is unparalleled. 

We then look at a MS Dhoni who took India to #1 ranking in Test cricket for a period of eighteen months to him winning three major ICC trophies- ICC World T20, ICC World Cup and ICC Champions Trophy? Does this qualify and make him the best skipper India has ever had?

Also, discussed in this episode is the rise and rise of Indian cricket under the captaincy of Virat Kohli. India missed out in the ICC World Cup 2019 but created history by winning a Test series for the first time in Australia in 2019. 

So the question to be asked is who is your favorite skipper??