Here's Yuvraj Singh's answer on MS Dhoni's future

On being questioned, Yuvi firmly replied by saying, "I don't know boss. You should ask your great selectors when you meet them. That's their call, not mine."

While he believed that selection is a difficult job, he backed for better selectors.

"It's a difficult job, but their thinking, in terms of modern-day cricket, is not up to the mark. It's my opinion," he added.

For now, Dhoni is on a sabbatical from the sport following the conclusion of the 2019 World Cup.

Dhoni missed India's limited-overs campaign against Windies and then the T20Is against South Africa, while he would miss the upcoming T20Is against Bangladesh, having extended his break until the end of November.

He is likely to play the T20Is against the Windies in December.

Yuvi said that he always believes in protecting the players and being positive about them, but talking negatively about them does not show the team in a good light.

"The character only shows when things are going wrong and you motivate the players. In bad times, everyone talks bad. We definitely need better selectors," he asserted.

Yuvraj explained that while overseas players take a break, the same cannot be the case with Indians, since they fear of losing their spot.

"What I would like to see is a players' association coming up because I think the player's voice was never heard before. So, I think a players' association that all other countries have, we should also have," he said.

Yuvraj reckons that the current players choose to play the game even while being injured, out of the fear of losing heir spot, which needs to be addressed and resolved.

"That's something I would like to see happening for the players. Every voice should be heard in the players' association, not only the captain or vice-captain or senior players'," he further added.

Yuvi also backed new BCCI president, Sourav Ganguly, to work on the same and believes that the latter, being a former player himself, will give players the freedom to voice their opinion.

"It didn't happen earlier. They [previous administrators] would make decisions and cricketers were not heard. Now, he [Ganguly] will listen to what cricketers want," concluded Yuvraj.

While BCCI might work on introducing a players' association, as of now, it has introduced the Indian Cricketers' Association (ICA), which looks after the interests of the former and retired Indian players.

Also, with Ganguly looking to bring in revolutionary changes in Indian cricket, and being an ex-player himself, he would certainly back the need for a players' association and would look into it.