Top tweets on India's dismal performance

Following the test series loss against England, Sportskeeda asked its followers on Twitter about Dhoni’s future and the reasons for India’s loss. There were many responses calling for the big names in the Indian team to quit and some of the best replies are summarized.

Third consecutive Test series defeat for Dhoni as captain.Doubts about his future. Do you think he should continue?

Who was the biggest flop for India in this series?

Which England cricketer was the biggest thorn in India’s flesh in this series and why?

@sportskeeda Well, he was lucky before, he could be lucky later. But skiil wise, what has changed? @viralsss

— Prashanth (@Prashanth_Krish) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda the whole team failed, dhoni shouldn’t be made the scapegoat

— The Arsenal Dude(@Mrjoykill) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda I think its time Kohli takes up captaincy against Aus. Anyways v dnt have much 2 lose even if he fails! A learng curve 4 him! — Ajay Satish (@Ajays23) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda “NO” and I don’t need to give any explanations — Kunal Awati (@kunal200) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda nope .. Sachin should also retire — Shantanu Singh (@imShaan77) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda BCCI. — Yam hai hum (@IndianIdle) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda i think duncan fletcher, hez flop,no1 blaming him, India won under gary and nw RSA are winning under him. duncan shuld b sacked — akash thakur (@maikaBACHA) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda DRS erm I mean Dharmasena Review System. #AvergaeUmpiring

— Fartik (@RealFartShady) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda SRT, Zaheer Khan , Sandeep Patil ! If Ravindra Jadeja can’t save you the series, there must be something seriously Wrong !!

— Jegannath Ramanathan (@jegan_2388) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda No doubt. Ms. Dhoni

— faris (@blue_baker) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda cook coz he cooked a perfect dal tadka of india in India#IndvsEng

— Pankaj (@_pankajkumar) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda KP. If not for that innings in Mumbai, the series could have been entirely different !!

— Jegannath Ramanathan (@jegan_2388) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda Has to be Cook! Hes the main ‘culprit’. His partner in.crime Jimmy!

— Ajay Satish (@Ajays23) December 17, 2012

@sportskeeda Alastair Cook. Because Indian players have the tendency to go under pressure whenever opposition score big.

— Rishabh Gupta (@rishabhism) December 17, 2012