FROM CHRIS GAYLE, RAVI ASHWIN TO SURESH RAINA, we have seen the top guns struggling for form. While some teams have been lucky to win despite their icon players not performing, some franchises have visibly been affected. Here’s a quick glance at some names who haven’t performed to expectations in the ongoing IPL.
MUMBAI INDIANS COACH RICKY PONTING does not believe in following coaching manuals and instead trusts his gut to improvise strategies from the sidelines.
FORMER SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKETER Jonty Rhodes was seen performing puja for the well-being of his daughter India Jeanne Rhodes at Pejawar Mutt in Santacruz, Mumbai.
WICKET-KEEPER BATSMAN Jos Buttler is delighted to play for the defending champions, Mumbai Indians in the IPL and wishes to have a similar T20 league in England.
MUMBAI INDIANS SKIPPER ROHIT SHARMA was all praise for the bowlers but wasn’t happy with the team’s fielding.
DURING MUMBAI'S LAST MATCH at home against Kolkata Knight Riders, around 150 fans were asked to leave the premises after they produced fake tickets.
MUMBAI INDIANS ASSISTANT COACH Robin Singh acknowledged the presence of ‘hard-hitter’ Kieron Pollard in the squad, saying the West Indian has an invaluable ability to change the course of the game with his aggressive batting prowess.
AMIST ALL THE SPECULATION revolving around the shifting of venues, the defending champions Mumbai Indians look all set to move their home matches in May, to Visakhapatnam, Andra Pradesh.
MUMBAI INDIANS bowler Jasprit Bumrah divulged the secret behind his successful and accurate yorkers.
WINDIES PACEMAN JEROME TAYLOR is set to replace injured Lasith Malinga in Mumbai Indians for the remainder of the IPL.
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