Low-scoring games not good practice for World T20: Dhoni

"We scored 166 in one match but frankly we were going to score 140. Other than that there have been low-scoring games which I feel is not that good. We thought it would be good practice ahead of the World T20, so it's not a good practice in terms of hitting but yes in terms of respecting the conditions," Dhoni told reporters.

The Men in Blue scored 166 and 85 runs in their two matches in the Asia Cup against Bangladesh and Pakistan respectively. While the other two matches in the competition also remained low-scoring encounters with 133 from Bangladesh the highest score from the two.

"The reason why people love T20 is the sixes and fours. At the same time you don't want 80s and 100s. Low scoring should be 130-140 and high-scoring can be 200 or 240. In a way, it's good for us because we are a side that plays aggressive cricket. What it does, it pushes us to respect the conditions. In the coming games the openers won't go with a set mindset,” the 34-year old added.

"One thing certainly should be done. Umpires now use walkie talkies as well as wear ear piece in one ear which effectively means they are umpiring with one ear. It's a difficult job. One needs to consider this. They are hearing with one ear. I believe there is no point having a ear piece when the bowler is bowling as you don't need to use it then. It's better to use both ears as a lot of things might happen on field," Dhoni added.