Cricket in the United States a 'win-win' for everyone: Dhoni

After India's defeat in the two-T20I series between India and West Indies in the US, an impressed MS Dhoni has suggested that the United States was a good venue and world cricket could afford to have more T20 matches there, despite a crammed international schedule.

The short T20 series between India and the West Indies ended with the abandonment of the second match, giving the Caribbean side a 1-0 series win.

"This is one place where we can come back and play a lot of cricket...maybe a triangular or a four-nation ODI or T20 series. It will be better to play T20s to start off. The venue looks good, " Dhoni said.

"It will easily fit into our schedule because at this time of year we don't play many games at home. Seeing the money-making ability of this place, the spectators will come, the time suits broadcasters. It's a win-win situation for everyone. It's a good venue to continue cricket," Dhoni added during the pot match presentation.

Talking about the match, Dhoni was pleased with his bowlers' performance, especially leg-spinner Amit Mishra.

"I felt bowlers executed plan very well. 150 was a good score to achieve. I'm not saying we would have definitely won, but a good batting effort would have seen us through. If you compare the two games, you'd wonder if we were playing on the same wicket.

The winning skipper, Carlos Brathwaite also shared the same views as Dhoni regarding playing in the USA.

"Most definitely we would love to come here back again. Fantastic field, fantastic wicket. We had discussion if we can come here again."