'No better person': Ashwin backs MS Dhoni as CSK head coach
Chennai Super Kings and Stephen Fleming mutually parted ways after 17 seasons, ending the longest and most successful coach-franchise partnership in IPL history.
Fleming, who joined CSK in 2008 and became head coach in 2009, guided the team to five IPL titles, two Champions League Twenty20 crowns, 10 IPL finals and 12 playoff appearances.
Ravichandran Ashwin backs MS Dhoni as the ideal candidate to succeed Fleming as head coach, citing Dhoni's deep understanding of the franchise.
Ashwin noted challenges for any external coach due to Dhoni's continued influence in cricketing decisions and squad selection.
CSK faces a crucial decision that will shape the franchise's future direction.
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