India's batting order woes

So much of drama over Sehwag and Yuvraj.... who gets away with it?? our sensational cricketer and lover boy of the year.. MS Dhoni... he is definitely a sensation in ODIs and 20-20 formats.. but a test match... ??? arguable !!!
He would have a decent average by statistics but when it comes to test matches (sply overseas) he needs to pave way to Karthik/Patel.Karthik's ability to keep is unarguably better than Dhoni's. He has the temperament to hold nerves against the best attack with a new ball.He opens and all the cards fall in place. Dravid one-down and then Sachin.. Laxman.. Dada and all to follow.
Yuvraj is definitely a better player who has the ability change the course of the game. Better than Dhoni in any format of the game. Gives you the option to bowling too (being a left-arm spinner.. he becomes handy on last day worn out pitch). A terrific fielder and future of Indian cricket.
Dhoni too has something to support his end in Test cricket. The plethora of sponsors backing him.........
Good luck India...

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