Ashwin suggests Dhoni is the ideal candidate to replace Fleming as CSK coach

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Ravichandran Ashwin has voiced his support for MS Dhoni to take over as Chennai Super Kings' head coach following Stephen Fleming's departure from the role. Ashwin praised the long-standing Fleming-Dhoni partnership, crediting it as a key factor behind CSK's sustained success over the years. He acknowledged that any incoming coach would face significant challenges given Dhoni's enormous influence within the franchise. The veteran spinner believes no one is better suited than Dhoni himself to step into the coaching position. CSK now faces an important decision that could define the team's direction in the coming seasons.

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