Former India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni has expressed strong confidence in Team India’s chances at the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026. Dhoni believes the current Indian squad has all the qualities needed to succeed in a high-pressure global tournament. According to Dhoni, the Indian team’s biggest strength is its balance. He feels the side has the right mix of experience, skill, and clarity in roles, which is very important in the fast-paced T20 format. Dhoni also pointed out that many players in the squad are used to handling pressure, both at the international level and in franchise cricket. With the World Cup approaching fast, Dhoni’s words have come as a big boost for Indian fans, who are hopeful of another strong run by the Men in Blue. As India prepares for the T20 World Cup 2026, Dhoni’s insights highlight both the team’s strengths and the challenges ahead, reminding everyone why the tournament remains one of the most exciting events in world cricket. ‘One of the most dangerous teams’ – Dhoni on India’s strength MS Dhoni believes that India’s players are always mentally prepared, whether they are batters or bowlers. He feels this constant readiness gives India an edge over other teams in crucial moments. Also read: How India and Pakistan can qualify for Super 8 stage: Australia face tricky road, South Africa and New Zealand in ‘Group of Death’ “It’s one of the most dangerous teams. You know, they would have already started batting or bowling. But what all is needed in a good team? Everything is there. They have the experience,’’ said in an event ‘Dhoni unplugged’ with Jatin Sapru. “Especially when it comes to this format, the experience is vast. They have played under pressure. Whoever is playing whatever roles they are playing in the team, they have been in that situation for a considerable period of time,” he further added. ‘Mahi’ believes dew remains a major concern in T20 cricket Despite his confidence in the Indian team, Dhoni also pointed out one major factor that can affect matches, i.e. dew. He explained that dew can change playing conditions drastically, especially in night games, making the toss very important. “What worries me? Again, I hate dew. Dew changes a lot of things. So, even when I was playing, something that really scared me was dew. Where the toss becomes crucial and all of that. If we are playing 10 matches with some of the best teams, we will come out as winners more often than not. If the conditions remain neutral,” Dhoni said further on dew concerns. Also read: Pakistan receive no support from other boards on boycotting India: PCB ‘isolated’ in cricket world with looming risk of ICC sanctions ‘T20 cricket Is unpredictable’- MS Dhoni Dhoni also reminded fans that T20 cricket is known for its unpredictability. He said that even strong teams can struggle if key players have an off day, while the opposition delivers an exceptional performance. “The problem is when some of your players have a day off and somebody from the opposition has a brilliant day. And it can happen in the T20 group. So, that’s the time. Whether it happens in the league stage, whether it happens in the knockout stage, that’s where all the praying is needed. You know, nobody should get injured. Whatever roles are given, people should accomplish their roles for the team,” the former India captain concluded. Post navigation England defend 129 runs on turning track in Pallekele:Defeat Sri Lanka by 12 runs in 3rd T20I, clinch series 3-0; Bethell-Jacks bag 7 wickets How India and Pakistan can qualify for Super 8 stage:Australia face tricky road, South Africa and New Zealand in ‘Group of Death’