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Hardik Pandya's first season as captain for the Mumbai Indians ended in disappointment as the franchise finished with the wooden spoon for the second time in the last 3 years.

Watch: MI head coach Mark Boucher looks back at his team's disastrous IPL 2024

"On paper, I thought we'd do a lot better than what we've done. We just haven't managed to put our batting and our bowling together in one single match" - MI head coach Mark Boucher

#IPL2024 #MI #HardikPandya

Hardik Pandya's first season as captain for the Mumbai Indians ended in disappointment as the franchise finished with the wooden spoon for the second time in the last 3 years.

Rohit Sharma delivered a superb performance at the season's end, but it was insufficient to prevent another disappointing chapter for the Mumbai Indians in IPL 2024. Their campaign ended with an 18-run loss to Lucknow Super Giants, resulting in a last-place finish.
In addition to Rohit&rsquo;s top-order brilliance, young talent Naman Dhir showcased his skills with a half-century. Dhir's effort, which included five sixes and four fours, came late in the game when the pressure was off, merely reducing the margin of defeat for Mumbai Indians. Despite his late assault, it couldn't change the outcome, marking their 10th defeat of the season. This is the second time in the last three years that Mumbai Indians have finished at the bottom of the table.
Reflecting on the season, MI head coach Mark Boucher expressed his disappointment. "On paper, I thought we'd do a lot better than what we've done. We just haven't managed to put our batting and our bowling together in one single match. There's always been one that's let the other one down, which is unfortunate. But yeah, just to sum up your question, yeah really disappointing," Boucher said.
Addressing the team's failures, Boucher emphasized the need for thorough evaluation and corrective measures. "Yeah, there's certain things that we need to address and as I said, we are going to address them. Now is probably not the right time; everyone's very disappointed and emotional so no good decision will get made in the nearest time which is in a week's time, I think. We need to go back, need to evaluate exactly what's gone on, things that we need improvement on, whether it be on the field or off the field stuff, and I'm sure that we will. We've got some great heads within the management team as well and we'll sit down and we'll find a way of how to make it better ultimately for the players to come out and produce the sort of cricket that I think that we know these players can produce. Which is under par this season," Boucher stated.
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As per the report, the players stated that there was a lack of buzz in the dressing room and the reason was Hardik’s leadership style.


Seniors Rohit, Suryakumar and Bumrah unhappy with Hardik Pandya's leadership for Mumbai Indians: Report

As per the report, the players stated that there was a lack of buzz in the dressing room and the reason was Hardik&rsquo;s leadership style.

Mumbai Indians have had one of the most dismal performances in their IPL history in 2024 and it comes on the heels of a change of guard.&nbsp; Hardik Pandya replaced decade-long skipper Rohit Sharma when he returned to the side in an all-cash trade from the Gujarat Titans. But instead of changing fortunes for the 5-time champions, their situation worsened. + With rumours of rifts within the team, MI underperformed severely, languishing in the bottom half of the table for most of the season and consequently got eliminated from the play-offs race.&nbsp; Now, an Indian Express report, dated May 9, 2024, suggests senior members of MI recently conveyed their contentions to key coaching members of the franchise.&nbsp; As per the report, the players stated that there was a lack of buzz in the dressing room and the reason was Hardik&rsquo;s leadership style. Players and coaches reportedly met after a game and among Indian cricketers were national captain Rohit Sharma apart from Jasprit Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav, and they put their thoughts across detailing reasons for the team's underperformance in 2024.&nbsp; The report further stated that there have also been one-on-one interactions between some seniors and team management.&nbsp; But an MI official quoted by Express brushed aside speculations about a leadership crisis and termed it a 'teething problem' for a team which witnessed change in leadership and that it happens in sports all the time.&nbsp; This development, however, comes days after a remark by Hardik Pandya where he purportedly singled out Tilak Varma during a post-match comment after losing to Delhi Capitals.&nbsp; Pandya was quoted as saying to broadcasters, 'When Axar Patel (DC bowler) was bowling to a left-hander (Tilak), the better option could have been to go after him. I think it was just a little game awareness that we missed out on. At the end of the day, that cost us the game.'&nbsp; This blame-game by the captain reportedly did not go down well in the dressing room.&nbsp; MI officials, the report said, will take stock of the season as usual and if necessary, will take a decision for the team's future.&nbsp;

With Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, vice-captain Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav playing, there was a lot to look forward to as far as the T20 World Cup was concerned

IPL 2024, MI vs SRH: Suryakumar Yadav storm hits Wankhede, Mumbai thrash Hyderabad by 7 wickets

Mumbai Indians might have been all but out of IPL 2024 but the 5-time IPL champions pushed SRH into a muddle by thrashing them by 7 wickets on Monday.

<h2>With Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, vice-captain Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav playing, there was a lot to look forward to as far as the T20 World Cup was concerned</h2>

Mumbai Indians might be all but out of IPL 2024 but the 5-time IPL champions pushed the Sunrisers Hyderabad into a muddle by thrashing them by 7 wickets on Monday.
With Indian skipper Rohit Sharma, vice-captain Hardik Pandya and Suryakumar Yadav playing, there was a lot to look forward to as far as the T20 World Cup was concerned.
Hardik's decision to bowl first proved right as Mumbai restricted SRH to 173/8 at the Wankhede Stadium. MI skipper impressed with the ball and picked 3 wickets. Piyush Chawla too chipped in with 3 scalps.
However, Mumbai's run-chase began on a disastrous note as they lost 3 wickets with just 31 runs on the board. Rohit disappointed once again and was out for 4, his 5th consecutive failure.
That's when Surya walked in and turned the game on its head. He went on to score an unbeaten 102 off just 51 balls, his 2nd IPL hundred.
Sky was well supported by Tilak Varma, as the two took Mumbai over the finish line with a 143-run stand and 16 balls to spare.
While Mumbai ended its 4-match losing run, the Sunrisers have now lost 3 of their last 4 games.

An ecstatic Mitchell Starc addressed the post-match press conference in Mumbai stating that it has been fantastic, as they sit second so they're doing really well. 


Watch: KKR's Mitchell Starc ready to step up with team as business-end of IPL gets going

An ecstatic Mitchell Starc addressed the post-match press conference in Mumbai stating that it has been fantastic, as they sit second so they're doing really well.&nbsp;

Kolkata Knight Riders registered an emphatic 24-run win over the Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium on Friday and it would not have been possible without an all-round contribution.&nbsp; The Knights are placed second on the points table and just a couple wins from securing their play-off berth.&nbsp; An ecstatic Mitchell Starc, who claimed 3 wickets himself, addressed the post-match press conference in Mumbai stating that it has been fantastic, as they sit second so they're doing really well.&nbsp; Speaking about his return to the league, Starc remarked, 'It's been great to be back in the time, it's been a long time. It's obviously getting to know a new group and seeing how a new group operate and, and the role in that group as well.'&nbsp; The Australian was all-praise for the way KKR have performed in 2024, 'And I think, it's been a feature of our team. It's not really been 1 or 2 guys that have performed in the 10 games. It's been guys throughout, obviously, our opening partnership, and that's been fantastic throughout the tournament.'&nbsp; As Nuwan Thushara ripped through Kolkata's top-order, the responsibility laid with Venkatesh Iyer and the rest of the middle line-up to build back up and Starc shed light on his performance as well, 'But today we needed to rebuild through the middle. And Venky (Venkatesh Iyer) was fantastic with Manish (Pandey) there to to put a great total on the board to defend, that we thought, after the start.'&nbsp; In conclusion, the pacer was certain as the business-end of the tournament nears, everyone in the team needs to step up again adding that to come away with a really solid win was fantastic.&nbsp;

Five-time champions Mumbai Indians have been relegated to the ninth spot on the points table after enduring 8 losses from 11 games. 

Watch: Mumbai's Piyush Chawla believes a bad season like theirs can happen to any team | IPL

Five-time champions Mumbai Indians have been relegated to the ninth spot on the points table after enduring 8 losses from 11 games.

As Mumbai Indians grapple with a possible early exit from IPL 2024, senior bowler Piyush Chawla is of the opinion that bad seasons can happen to any team.&nbsp; Speaking at the post-match press conference, Chawla inferred, 'Well, I think as a unit, I won't say it's like about, you know, just the batting sometimes it's just the bowling. It's just the complete unit, because you must have often heard about the T20 is all about momentum. And just that we didn't get that momentum going this season and it can happen to any team. &nbsp;It's not like it's happening to us for the first time or any other team for the second time.&nbsp;'&nbsp; Five-time champions Mumbai Indians have been relegated to the ninth spot on the points table after enduring 8 losses from 11 games.&nbsp; Chawla went on to give an example of the game against KKR where they failed to chase down 170, 'Like today, if you see people will think like 170 runs chasing on Wankhede wicket, it's going to be a cakewalk, but the wicket was different today. It was a bit sticky, the ball was bit stopping and coming.'&nbsp; With acceptance on his mind for their dismal 2024 performance, Chawla concluded, 'When sometimes the form is not with you, as a team, as a unit so these things can happen. But it hurts as well, but you have to accept that.'&nbsp;

The most pleasing performance for KKR came from Mitchell Starc, who finally struck form and picked up 4 wickets

IPL 2024, MI vs KKR: Kolkata defend 169 vs Mumbai, register 1st win at Wankhede in 12 years

12 long years that the Kolkata Knight Riders hadn't tasted a single victory at the Wankhede Stadium but KKR finally broke that hoodoo on Friday as they thrashed MI by 24 runs.

<h2>The most pleasing performance for KKR came from Mitchell Starc, who finally struck form and picked up 4 wickets</h2>

12 long years that the Kolkata Knight Riders hadn't tasted a single victory at the Wankhede Stadium but KKR finally broke that hoodoo on Friday as they thrashed MI by 24 runs.
Hardik Pandya's decision to bowl first was the right call and the bowlers responded well. KKR's top order fell like a pack of cards as they were reduced to 57/5.
Kolkata brought in Manish Pandey as the impact player and he proved to be a willing ally to Venkatesh Iyer. The pair rescued KKR from a muddle and helped their side finish at 169 with an 83-run stand. Iyer top-scored with a gritty 70.
Mumbai had a disastrous start to their run-chase as Sunil Narine and Varun Chakravarthy spun their web of destruction and rocked the hosts with 2 wickets each.
Suryakumar Yadav tried to steady the ship with a fiery 56 but Andre Russell brought KKR back into the contest with a couple of wickets.
But the most pleasing performance for KKR came from Mitchell Starc, who finally struck form and picked up 4 wickets. As a result, Mumbai was bowled out for just 145 as their IPL 2024 campaign is now all but over.
While MI have now lost 4 in a row, KKR are knocking on the playoffs door with 14 points from 10 games.

After losing continuous wickets in the powerplay, MI found an anchor in Nehal Wadhera, whose 46 was the highest score by a Mumbai batter. 


Watch: MI's Nehal Wadhera admits team fell short by 10-15 runs vs LSG | IPL

After losing continuous wickets in the powerplay, MI found an anchor in Nehal Wadhera, whose 46 was the highest score by a Mumbai batter.&nbsp;

Mumbai Indians suffered their third-straight loss after LSG triumphed over them by 4 wickets at Ekana on Tuesday.&nbsp; After losing continuous wickets in the powerplay, MI found an anchor in Nehal Wadhera, whose 46 was the highest score by a Mumbai batter.&nbsp; Despite his performance, Wadhera admitted at the post-match press conference that if the team had 10-15 runs more on board, the game would've been different.&nbsp; 'We lost a lot of wickets in the powerplay and that did not give us a chance to attack the opposition properly. In that situation, Tilak (Varma) and Ishan (Kishan) were playing well but Tilak unfortunately was run-out. When I went in, during the final over of the powerplay, it was more important to build a partnership during that time,' Wadhera remarked.&nbsp; The young Mumbai batter went on to add, 'If we managed to stitch up a stand, we have big-hitters towards the end like (Mohammad) Nabi and Tim David. I think we played better according to what the situation required but if we had an extra 10-15 runs on board, the game would have been different.'

KL Rahul's decision to bowl first was the right call as the Lucknow Super Giants restricted the Mumbai Indians to 144/7

IPL 2024, LSG vs MI: Marcus Stoinis stars as Lucknow win a low-scoring thriller

Things got really tight in LSG vs MI match on Tuesday as IPL 2024 finally had a low-scoring thriller. Mumbai gave it its all but it was Lucknow that had the last laugh and won a last-over game by 4 wickets.

<h2>KL Rahul's decision to bowl first was the right call as the Lucknow Super Giants restricted the Mumbai Indians to 144/7</h2>

Things got really tight in LSG vs MI match on Tuesday as IPL 2024 finally had a low-scoring thriller. Mumbai Indians gave it their all but it were the Lucknow Super Giants who had the last laugh and won a last-over game by 4 wickets.
KL Rahul's decision to bowl first was the right call as LSG restricted Mumbai to 144/7. MI were reduced to 80/5 but Nehal Wadhera and Tim David made sure their bowlers had something to fight for.
Chasing which, LSG lost Arshin Kulkarni for a golden duck but KL Rahul and Marcus Stoinis stitched a 58-run partnership.
The skipper was out for 28 but Stoinis once again proved to be Lucknow's saviour with a match-winning 62.
LSG needed 29 runs off the last 5 overs but that's when momentum shifted a bit and the equation boiled down to 22 needed off 16 balls. However, Nicholas Pooran kept his cool and took his side over the finish line in the last over.
While LSG have now won 3 of their last 4 games, MI were handed a hat-trick of defeats once again.

MI's bowling, particularly the pace attack, has been a weak point, with star bowler Jasprit Bumrah lacking adequate support. In addition, their captain Hardik Pandya is enduring a particularly challenging season.

IPL 2024: LSG vs MI preview - Lucknow vs Mumbai form, head-to-head record, team changes, weather, probable XI

A beleaguered Mumbai Indians side will face the Lucknow Super Giants in a crucial encounter on Tuesday evening.

Here's all you need to know about the #LSGvMI clash in #IPL2024

IPL 2024: LSG vs MI preview - Form guide, head-to-head record, team changes, weather, probable XI

<h2>MI's bowling, particularly the pace attack, has been a weak point, with star bowler Jasprit Bumrah lacking adequate support. In addition, their captain Hardik Pandya is enduring a particularly challenging season.</h2>

The Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) are set to battle the Mumbai Indians (MI) on Tuesday evening, with both teams eager to secure the vital two points at stake. This matchup is particularly crucial as both teams are striving to improve their standings.
The Lucknow Super Giants are coming off a tough loss to the Rajasthan Royals, a game that left them with 10 points after 9 matches. Despite their recent victories over the defending champions, Chennai Super Kings, LSG could not overcome the table-topping RR, which has added pressure to their campaign for a playoff spot. A win in their next match would be essential to lift them above several close competitors in the rankings.
For LSG, the form of opener Quinton de Kock, which has dipped recently, is a concern. The team's prospects heavily depend on him and captain KL Rahul delivering strong performances. Additionally, LSG's bowling faced challenges in their last outing, with Yash Thakur and Mohsin Khan proving costly against RR. The potential return of Mayank Yadav could bolster the squad, providing a significant uplift to their bowling attack.
On the other side, the Mumbai Indians are currently struggling, positioned ninth after consecutive losses, including a defeat against the Delhi Capitals where they conceded 257 runs. MI's bowling, particularly the pace attack, has been a weak point, with star bowler Jasprit Bumrah lacking adequate support. This has been a glaring issue, as the team has struggled to contain their opponents' scoring.
Furthermore, MI's captain Hardik Pandya is enduring a particularly challenging season with the ball. His leadership and performance will be critical as Mumbai seeks to turn their season around and push for a spot in the playoffs.
Team News
Mayank Yadav didn't return to the Playing XI as expected in the last game and there's still no clarity on whether the pacer will finally be available for selection against the Mumbai Indians.
For Mumbai, Gerald Coetzee, who missed out in the last game due to a stomach bug, will most likely be back. Hardik Pandya's men might also bring in Romario Shepherd to bolster their lower-order batting. Coetzee and Shepherd's return would see Luke Wood and Nuwan Thushara miss out.
Head-to-head record
The two teams have locked horns 4 times in the past, with LSG emerging victorious in 3 of those games.
Weather Report
A hot evening awaits those involved in the game, with temperatures expected to be in the 32-35&deg;C range. The good news is there's no chance of rain.
Probable XIs
LSG Probable XI: Quinton de Kock, KL Rahul (wk/c), Marcus Stoinis, Deepak Hooda, Nicholas Pooran, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Matt Henry, Ravi Bishnoi, Mohsin Khan, Mayank Yadav
MI Probable XI: Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan (wk), Tilak Varma, Nehal Wadhera, Hardik Pandya (c), Tim David, Romario Shepherd, Mohammad Nabi, Gerald Coetzee, Piyush Chawla, Jasprit Bumrah
Full squads
Lucknow Super Giants: Quinton de Kock, KL Rahul (wk/c), Marcus Stoinis, Devdutt Padikkal, Nicholas Pooran, Deepak Hooda, Ayush Badoni, Krunal Pandya, Matt Henry, Ravi Bishnoi, Mohsin Khan, Yash Thakur, Arshin Kulkarni, Krishnappa Gowtham, Yudhvir Singh Charak, Manimaran Siddharth, Arshad Khan, Prerak Mankad, Amit Mishra, Kyle Mayers, Shamar Joseph, Ashton Turner, Naveen-ul-Haq, Mayank Yadav
Mumbai Indians: Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan (wk), Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma, Mohammad Nabi, Nehal Wadhera, Hardik Pandya (c), Tim David, Gerald Coetzee, Piyush Chawla, Jasprit Bumrah, Nuwan Thushara, Akash Madhwal, Naman Dhir, Shams Mulani, Dewald Brevis, Romario Shepherd, Shreyas Gopal, Kumar Kartikeya, Luke Wood, Harvik Desai, Arjun Tendulkar, Shivalik Sharma, Anshul Kamboj, Kwena Maphaka
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Hardik Pandya was taken to the cleaners in his 2 overs on the day, giving away 41 runs as Delhi Capitals posted a massive 257 on the board.

DC vs MI: Delhi batters pummel Mumbai, set massive 258-run target

DC smash 257 vs Mumbai; 8th score of 250+ this IPL
Jake Fraser-McGurk top-scored with 84 off 27 balls
Stubbs scored 48* off 25; Shai Hope made 41 off 17

<h2>Hardik Pandya was taken to the cleaners in his 2 overs on the day, giving away 41 runs as Delhi Capitals posted a massive 257 on the board.</h2>

The Delhi Capitals set the Arun Jaitley Stadium alight by posting their highest-ever IPL total of 257 runs in their allotted 20 overs against the Mumbai Indians. T<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/jake-fraser-mcgurk-dc-opener-demolishes-mi-bowling-with-a-whirlwind-84-off-27-in-ipl-2024-1714217969345">he innings was marked by a breathtaking performance from Jake Fraser-McGurk</a>, whose explosive batting laid the groundwork for Delhi's monumental score.
The 22-year-old opener, Fraser-McGurk, took center stage with a stellar 27-ball 84, setting the tone for the Capitals' innings right after they were sent in to bat. His remarkable knock featured a barrage of boundaries that left the Mumbai bowlers scrambling for answers. While Fraser-McGurk was the main architect of the high score, he was well-supported by his teammates.
Abishek Porel, partnering with Fraser-McGurk at the top, contributed a solid 27-ball 36, helping to build a strong foundation for the innings. Following the openers, Shai Hope kept up the momentum with a rapid 17-ball 41, ensuring that the Capitals did not lose steam in their batting onslaught.
The captain, Rishabh Pant, played a swift cameo that added further impetus to Delhi's innings. The finishing touches were provided by Tristan Stubbs, who smashed an unbeaten 48 off just 25 balls, propelling Delhi past the 250-run landmark, a feat that underscored their batting depth and prowess.
The Mumbai Indians' bowling attack struggled to contain the Capitals' hitters. Except for Jasprit Bumrah and Piyush Chawla, who managed to stem the flow of runs to some extent, the other bowlers faced severe punishment. Hardik Pandya was notably expensive, conceding 41 runs in just two overs. Luke Wood and Nuwan Thushara also had tough outings, giving away 68 and 56 runs respectively from their four-over quotas.

Jos Buttler scored 35 but it was Jaiswal and Sanju Samson who tamed the bowlers and guided Rajasthan to their 7th win in 8 outings with an unbeaten 109-run partnership.

IPL 2024, RR vs MI: Yashasvi Jaiswal strikes form with a ton; Rajasthan thrash Mumbai by 9 wickets

Yashasvi Jaiswal finally found his mojo back and smashed his 2nd IPL hundred to help Rajasthan Royals thrash the Mumbai Indians by 9 wickets on Monday.

Jos Buttler scored 35 but it was Jaiswal and Sanju Samson who tamed the bowlers and guided Rajasthan to their 7th win in 8 outings with an unbeaten 109-run partnership.

Yashasvi Jaiswal finally found his mojo back and smashed his 2nd IPL hundred to help Rajasthan Royals thrash the Mumbai Indians by 9 wickets on Monday.
Hardik Pandya's decision to bat first backfired as Mumbai found themselves wanting at 20/3. That's when Tilak Varma and Nehal Wadhera steadied the ship with a 99-run partnership.
While Tilak top-scored with 65, Wadhera missed a well-deserved fifty by just 1 run. However, with no support from the other batters meant that MI settled for 179/9.
Sandeep Sharma was the pick of the bowlers as he grabbed his maiden 5-wicket haul.
It proved to be a cakewalk for the hosts as they chased down the target with 8 balls to spare.
Jos Buttler scored 35 but it was Jaiswal and Sanju Samson who tamed the bowlers and guided Rajasthan to their 7th win in 8 outings with an unbeaten 109-run partnership.
While the skipper scored a fluent 38 not out, Jaiswal stood tall with an unbeaten 104 off just 60 balls.
It was the last match in Jaipur and it proved no less than a fortress for the Royals as they won 4 of their 5 matches at this ground this season. Mumbai on the other hand were handed their 5th loss in 8 matches.

While Delhi made it a hat-trick of losses, Mumbai registered their maiden win of the season after 3 consecutive defeats.

IPL 2024, MI vs DC: Mumbai Indians register maiden win, beat Delhi by 29 runs

The Mumbai Indians are finally off the mark. The 5-time champions beat the Delhi Capitals by 29 runs in first match of a super Sunday at the Wankhede Stadium.

While Delhi made it a hat-trick of losses, Mumbai registered their maiden win of the season after 3 consecutive defeats.

The Mumbai Indians are finally off the mark. The 5-time champions beat the Delhi Capitals by 29 runs in first match of a super Sunday at the Wankhede Stadium.
Rishabh Pant's decision to put Mumbai into bat backfired as Rohit Sharma and Ishan Kishan put on an 80-run stand.
While the Hitman slammed a 27-ball-49, Kishan smashed 42 off just 23 balls before both were sent back by Axar Patel.
It was a forgettable comeback for Suryakumar Yadav as he perished for a two-ball duck on his first game since mid-December last year.
Hardik Pandya began well with a couple of powerful hits but Tilak Varma disappointed with just 6. It was Tim David then counter attacked with an unbeaten 21-ball-45.
However, Mumbai&rsquo;s acceleration eventually died down when the skipper was sent back for 39.
But Romario Shepherd clobbered 32 runs off Anrich Nortje's 20th over and powered Mumbai to 234/5, their highest total at the Wankhede.
In reply, Delhi lost David Warner early but Prithvi Shaw looked solid and scored 66.
Abishek Porel too impressed with 41 but both preished in quick succession. Rishabh Pant too went back for just 1 as DC found themselves wanting at 153/4.
Tristan Stubbs kept the run-chase alive with an unbeaten 71 off just 25 balls but no support from the other end meant that DC could manage 205/8.
While Delhi made it a hat-trick of losses, Mumbai registered their maiden win of the season after 3 consecutive defeats.

While Rajasthan became just the 2nd team to win an away game in 14 IPL 2024 games so far, Mumbai were handed their 3rd consecutive loss. They are yet to get off the mark.

IPL 2024, MI vs RR: Riyan Parag does it again, powers Rajasthan to a 'Royal' win vs bottom-dwellers Mumbai

Mumbai Indians are known to be slow starters but this time they aren't looking to start at all. Rajasthan Royals thrashed MI by 6 wickets to make it a hat-trick of wins in as many outings in IPL 2024.

While Rajasthan became just the 2nd team to win an away game in 14 IPL 2024 games so far, Mumbai were handed their 3rd consecutive loss. They are yet to get off the mark.

Mumbai Indians are known to be slow starters but this time they aren't looking to start at all. Rajasthan Royals thrashed MI by 6 wickets to make it a hat-trick of wins in as many outings in IPL 2024.
Sanju Samson's decision to bowl first proved right as Trent Boult stunned the hosts with 3 wickets upfront.
Mumbai never recovered from that jolt as Yuzvendra Chahal choked them by picking 3 wickets himself, which restricted the 5-time IPL champions to a below-par 125/9 in 20 overs.
Rajasthan's run-chase began on a shaky note as they were reduced to 48/3 with Akash Madhwal claiming 2 of those.
Ravichandran Ashwin and Riyan Parag then stitched a 40-run stand before Madhwal claimed his 3rd to remove Ashwin.
Parag though continued with his rich form and powered his side to a 'Royal' win with an unbeaten 54, his 2nd-consecutive half-century of the season.
While Rajasthan became just the 2nd team to win an away game in 14 IPL 2024 games so far, Mumbai were handed their 3rd consecutive loss. They are yet to get off the mark.

The Sunrisers Hyderabad beat the Mumbai Indians by 31 runs to register their first win of IPL 2024 after a loss against KKR in their opening encounter.

IPL 2024: SRH vs MI - Hyderabad avoid a scare, defend 277 by just 31 runs vs Mumbai

The Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium proved to be a bowlers' graveyard as runs galore in a record SRH vs MI IPL match on Wednesday night. But in the end, Hyderabad beat Mumbai by 31 runs.

The Sunrisers Hyderabad beat the Mumbai Indians by 31 runs to register their first win of IPL 2024 after a loss against KKR in their opening encounter.

The Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium proved to be a bowlers' graveyard as runs galore in a record IPL match on Wednesday night.
The Sunrisers Hyderabad beat the Mumbai Indians by 31 runs to register their first win of IPL 2024 after a loss against KKR in their opening encounter.
Hardik Pandya paid the price for putting SRH into bat as they shattered the highest-ever team total record in IPL history and posted a humongous 277/3.
Playing his first game for SRH, Travis Head made MI bowlers look like headless chickens with a 16-ball half-century. He was dismissed for 64 but that didn't end Mumbai's misery.
Abhishek Sharma took over from there on and he too smashed fifty of 16 balls. Interestingly, those were the fastest half-centuries for SRH in the history of the IPL.
Hyderabad raced to 148/2 in 10 overs, which was the most runs scored in the first 60 balls in the 17-year history of the cash-rich league.
SRH then brought up their 200 in 14.4 overs, which is now the second-fastest 200 in IPL history. The record is held by RCB, who did it in 14.1 overs.
It was the Heinrich Klaasen show post that, as he tamed Mumbai with an unbeaten 80 off just 34 balls.
He stitched an unbeaten 116-run partnership with Aiden Markram as the Sunrisers shattered the highest-ever team total in IPL history and finished with 277/3. The previous best was 263/5 by RCB back in 2013.
Kwena Maphaka finished with 66 runs in 4 overs, which is now the most expensive figures by a bowler on IPL debut.
While many thought that it might turn out to be a one-sided game, Mumbai had other plans.
Their batters came out all guns blazing, with Tilak Varma top-scoring with a 34-ball-64. His innings brought the equation down to 118 required off the last 8 overs and it was anyone's game till then.
However, Hardik's slow innings of 24 off 20 balls cost MI big time. SRH skipper on the other hand gave away just 35 runs in his 4 overs and also picked up 2 crucial wickets, to turn the match in his side's favour.
Mumbai eventually finished with 246/5, which is their highest-ever total in IPL history. Interestingly, a total of 523 Runs were scored in the match, which is the most in a single game of the cash-rich league.
While SRH are now off the mark, Mumbai Indians have now lost both of their games under new captain Hardik.

It seemed that MI would win the contest easily but then the match turned on its head. They lost 5 wickets for just 18 runs and went from being 142/4 to 162/9 in their 20 overs.

IPL 2024, GT vs MI: Gujarat Titans stun Mumbai Indians; pull off a thrilling 6-run win

The much-anticipated return of Hardik Pandya from Gujarat Titans the Mumbai Indians didn't start as the new skipper would have liked it to as GT snatching an improbable 6-run victory in a thrilling IPL 2024 match on Sunday.

It seemed that MI would win the contest easily but then the match turned on its head. They lost 5 wickets for just 18 runs and went from being 142/4 to 162/9 in their 20 overs.

The much-anticipated return of Hardik Pandya from Gujarat Titans the Mumbai Indians didn't start as the new skipper would have liked it to as GT snatched an improbable 6-run victory in a thrilling IPL 2024 match on Sunday.
With that, the Mumbai Indians maintained the tradition of losing their opening match of IPL since 2012.
The match started on a good note for Hardik as he won the toss and Mumbai restricted Gujarat to 168/6.
Sai Sudharsan with 45 was the top-scorer while 3 wickets by Jasprit Bumrah restricted the hosts to a below-par total on a good batting track.
Mumbai lost Ishan Kishan for a duck but they quickly recovered thanks to a 77-run 3rd wicket stand between Rohit Sharma and Dewald Brevis.
It seemed that MI would win the contest easily but then the match turned on its head. They lost 5 wickets for just 18 runs and went from 142/4 to 162/9 in their 20 overs.
While Mumbai take on the Sunrisers Hyderabad next, Gujarat travel to Chennai and will face CSK.
Brief Scores: Gujarat Titans: 168 for 6 (Sai Sudharsan 45, Jasprit Bumrah 3/14). MI 162 for 9 in 20 overs (Rohit Sharma 43, Dewald Brevis 46, Mohit Sharma 2/32, Spencer Johnson 2/32).

Maphaka's T20 numbers read 13 wickets in nine games at an economy of 6.71, including a four-wicket haul.

Mumbai Indians' replace injured Dilshan Madushanka with Kwena Maphaka | IPL 2024

Maphaka's T20 numbers read 13 wickets in nine games at an economy of 6.71, including a four-wicket haul.

Mumbai Indians on Wednesday named uncapped South African medium-pacer Kwena Maphaka as injured Sri Lankan pacer Dilshan Madushanka's replacement for the upcoming IPL season.
The 23-year-old Lankan pacer suffered a hamstring injury in the just-concluded ODI series in Bangladesh, which the visitors lost 1-2.
Madushanka was roped in by MI during the IPL Auction ahead of the upcoming season for Rs 4.6 crore, having shone during the ODI World Cup last year, claiming 21 wickets in nine meetings.
Meanwhile, the 17-year-old Maphaka came into the limelight after being adjudged the Player of the Tournament during the U19 World Cup at home this year, scalping 21 wickets at an average of 9.71.
He is rated very highly by Proteas legend Allan Donald.
Having played for South Africa A and South Africa Emerging teams since last year, he was roped in by Paarl Royals for SA20 2023-24 but did not get to play a game.
Maphaka's T20 numbers read 13 wickets in nine games at an economy of 6.71, including a four-wicket haul.
"Maphaka already is capable of generating serious pace and has a very mean bouncer that is known to hurry the batters up. He debuted for the South Africa U19 team at 15 &amp; has already played in two U19 World Cups," said MI in a media release.
"He is capable of touching speeds of 140kph, and his death bowling and yorkers were a standout too at the U19 World Cup earlier this year.
"He will share the dressing room with two of the best bowlers in world cricket &ndash; Lasith Malinga, bowling coach and Jasprit Bumrah putting him on a path of learning, development and building on that knowledge." MI play their IPL 2024 opening match versus last season's runner-up, Gujarat Titans, in Ahmedabad on March 24 under new skipper Hardik Pandya.&nbsp;

Wood has played five T20Is for England, in addition to two ODIs, and has eight T20I wickets against his name.

Mumbai Indians name Luke Wood as Jason Behrendorff's replacement for IPL 2024

Mumbai Indians on Monday named this England left-arm fast bowler as injured Australian Jason Behrendorff's replacement for IPL 2024.

Mumbai Indians name Jason Behrendorff's replacement for IPL 2024

Wood has played five T20Is for England, in addition to two ODIs, and has eight T20I wickets against his name.

5-time champions Mumbai Indians on Monday named England left-arm fast bowler Luke Wood as injured Australian Jason Behrendorff's replacement for the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
According to a statement from the IPL, Wood will join MI for Rs 50 lakh.
"Mumbai Indians (MI) name Luke Wood as replacement for the injured Jason Behrendorff for the upcoming TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024," the IPL said in a statement.
Wood has played five T20Is for England, in addition to two ODIs, and has eight T20I wickets against his name.
MI bowlers Dilshan Madushanka and Gerald Coetzee are also facing serious issues ahead of their first game against Gujarat Titans on March 24.

Madushanka was acquired by the Mumbai Indians for INR 4.6 crore in the mini-auction in December 2023. 

Mumbai Indians' Dilshan Madushanka to miss first few IPL matches 

Madushanka was acquired by the Mumbai Indians for INR 4.6 crore in the mini-auction in December 2023. 


Madushanka was acquired by the Mumbai Indians for INR 4.6 crore in the mini-auction in December 2023.&nbsp;

Sri Lankan pacer Dilshan Madushanka is unlikely to play the first few matches of the Indian Premier League after hurting his hamstring during the second ODI against Bangladesh on March 15.&nbsp; Madushanka was acquired by the Mumbai Indians for INR 4.6 crore in the mini-auction in December 2023.&nbsp; A statement by the Sri Lanka Cricket board revealed that the pacer has suffered a hamstring injury, and has returned home to begin his rehabilitation.&nbsp; Sri Lanka manager Mahinda Halangoda was quoted by ESPNCricinfo as saying that it is a new injury and they don't know how long it will take for him to recover.&nbsp; Halangoda added that Madushanka will have to be assessed again when he goes home by the medical team at the high-performance centre.

Interestingly, the IPL franchise lost over 400K followers on social media platform 'X' within an hour after making the announcement on Friday.

Mumbai Indians lose 400k followers in an hour after Hardik Pandya replacing Rohit Sharma announcement

Mumbai Indians lost over 400K followers on social media platform 'X' within an hour after appointing Hardik Pandya as their new skipper. A Rohit Sharma fan even set a MI jersey on fire in anger.

Interestingly, the IPL franchise lost over 400K followers on social media platform 'X' within an hour after making the announcement on Friday.

Mumbai Indians' decision to appoint Hardik Pandya as its new skipper for IPL 2024 might be a futuristic move but Rohit Sharma being removed as skipper didn't go down well with its hardcore fans.
Interestingly, the IPL franchise lost over 400K followers on social media platform 'X' within an hour after making the announcement on Friday.
A disappointed fan even went on to set his Mumbai Indians jersey on fire.&nbsp;
Hardik left MI ahead of IPL 2022 and was picked by the Gujarat Titans ahead of the mega auction. GT won the IPL title in its very first season under Hardik and also went on to play the final in 2023.
However, MI traded back Hardik in an all-cash deal ahead of IPL 2024 auction and have now put their trust in him to lead the team going forward.
Rohit on the other hand opted to not play white-ball cricket for a while after India lost the Cricket World Cup final in November.
Under him, MI won 5 IPL titles and become one of the most destructive teams in the competition.

Mumbai Indians went in the auctions with ₹2.1 crores and brought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. Shabnim Ismail was MI's top buy for whom they spent Rs.1.2 crore.

WPL 2024 Auction: Mumbai Indians full squad, biggest buys and players' salary

Mumbai Indians went into the auction with ₹2.1 crores and bought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. 

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Mumbai Indians went into the auction with ₹2.1 crores and bought 5 players to complete their squad for WPL 2024. Shabnim Ismail was MI's top buy at Rs.1.2 crore.

In the WPL 2024 Auction, the reigning champion Mumbai Indians made some eye-catching decisions on Saturday. They entered the auctions with Rs.2.1 crores, and they used that amount to add 5 players to their roster.&nbsp;
Mumbai Indians went all guns blazing to buy South Africa's Shabnim Ismail and after paying Rs.1.2 crore for her. With 191 wickets in ODIs and 123 wickets in T20Is, Shabnim Ismail currently holds the record for most wickets in Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is) and One Day Internationals (ODIs) for South Africa.&nbsp; MI were also successful in acquiring two high-potential players - S Sajana for Rs.15 lakh and Amandeep Kaur for Rs.10 lakh, during the uncapped players auction.
Players brought by Mumbai Indians during WPL 2024 auction
<ul>
<li>Shabnim Ismail - Rs.1.2 crore</li>
<li>S Sajana - Rs.15 lakh</li>
<li>Amandeep Kaur - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Keerthana Balakrishnan - Rs.10 lakh</li>
<li>Fatima Jaffer - Rs.10 lakh</li>
</ul>
Players retained by Mumbai Indians retained players
Harmanpreet Kaur (1.8 CR), Hayley Matthews (40 Lakh), Yastika Bhatia (1.5 CR), Natalie Sciver-Brunt (3.2 CR), Amelia Kerr (1 CR), Isabelle Wong (30 Lakh), Chloe Tryon (40 Lakh), Pooja Vastrakar (1.9 CR), Saika Ishaque (10 Lakh), Amanjot Kaur (50 Lakh), Jintimani Kalita (10 Lakh), Humairaa Kaazi (10 Lakh), Priyanka Bala (20 Lakh).
Mumbai Indians full squad for WPL 2024
Harmanpreet Kaur, Hayley Matthews, Yastika Bhatia, Natalie Sciver-Brunt, Amelia Kerr, Isabelle Wong, Chloe Tryon, Pooja Vastrakar, Saika Ishaque, Amanjot Kaur, Jintimani Kalita, Humairaa Kaazi, Priyanka Bala, Shabnim Ismail, S Sajana, Amandeep Kaur, Keerthana Balakrishnan, Fatima Jaffer.
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