Mumbai Indians

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MUMBAI INDIANS BIO

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Captain: Rohit Sharma
Global Head of Cricket Development: Zaheer Khan
Global Head of Performance: Mahela Jayawardene
Head coach: Mark Boucher
Batting coach: Kieron Pollard
Bowling coach: Shane Bond
Fielding coach: James Pamment
Physiotherapist: Craig Govender
Strength and conditioning coach: Paul Chapman

Sponsors :

Principal Partners: Slice, DHL
Associate Partners: Jio, Astral Pipes
Official Partners: Usha, Dream 11, Acko, McDowell’s, Bisleri, Team Viewer, BKT, Sporjo, Perfomax, ESA, DNA, Radio City 91.1 FM, Fever FM, My FM.
Merchandise Partners: Celio, Chupps, Cybeart, EUME, Fancode, Plaeto, Play R, Arena.

Mumbai Indians are the most successful franchise in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL). They are the only team to have won the title as many as five times – 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2020. In addition, they also triumphed in the now-defunct Champions League T20 twice – in 2011 and 2013.

Mumbai have featured in every edition since the launch of the IPL in 2008. Before the inaugural season, MI purchased legends like Sanath Jayasuriya, Harbhajan Singh, Shaun Pollock, and Lasith Malinga. However, despite a strong squad presence, Mumbai struggled to make much of an impact in the early years of the T20 league.

After being eliminated in the league stage in the first two editions, Mumbai made the final in 2010. However, they finished runners-up, going down to Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by 22 runs in the finals. Mumbai’s fortunes experienced a turnaround in 2013 when Rohit Sharma led them to a maiden IPL triumph. This time, MI defeated CSK by 23 runs as Kieron Pollard hammered an unbeaten 60 off 32 balls.

Subsequently, Mumbai Indians became a force to reckon with in the cash-rich T20 league. They again beat CSK by 41 runs to lift the title in 2015. Rohit led from the front, clobbering 50 off only 26 balls. Mumbai’s third IPL triumph came in 2017 when they beat Rising Pune Supergiant by one run in a thrilling final. All-rounder Krunal Pandya starred with 47 off 38 in a low-scoring summit clash. With the ball, Mitchell Johnson starred with 3/26.

Mumbai also became the first and only side to lift IPL titles in consecutive years. In 2019, they again beat CSK in a humdinger by one-run in a last-ball finish. Malinga famously trapped Shardul Thakur with a slower ball yorker to end the game. In 2020, MI eased past first-time finalists Delhi Capitals to become the first side to lift five IPL crowns. 

The last two seasons have not been memorable for Mumbai Indians. They finished fifth in 2021. For 2022, MI had to release most of their players and build their team literally from scratch as the mega auction took place. They had a disastrous season, finishing 10th out of 10 teams. 

In 2017, MI became the first team to cross the $100 million mark in brand value among the IPL franchises. According to a report in The Economic Times, the brand value of MI in 2019 was estimated to be around ₹809 crore ($115 million approx).

Mumbai Indians Address – Gate No. 2, ‘D’ Road Churchgate, Mumbai, 400020, India
Email Address – info@mumbaiindians.com, media@mumbaiindians.com
Mumbai Indians official website – https://www.mumbaiindians.com/

MUMBAI INDIANS SQUAD 2023

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PLAYER NAME	COUNTRY	ROLE	BATTING /BOWLING
Rohit Sharma ( Captain )	India	Batter	Right-handed, Right-arm Off-spin
Dewald Brevis	South Africa	Bowler	Left-handed, Leg-Spin
Suryakumar Yadav	India	Batter	Left-handed, Leg-Spin
Ishan Kishan	India	Wicketkeeper	Left-handed
Arjun Tendulkar	India	All-rounder	Left-handed, Medium-seam
Hrithik Shokeen	India	Bowler	Right-handed, Right Arm Off Break
Jofra Archer	England	All-rounder	Right-handed, Fast Seam
Mohd. Arshad Khan	India	All Rounder	Left-handed, Left Arm Medium
N. Tilak Varma	India	Batter	Left-handed, Right Arm Off Break
Ramandeep Singh	India	Batter	Right-handed, Right Arm Medium
Tim David	Australia	Batter	Right-handed, Right-arm Medium
Jasprit Bumrah	India	Bowler	Right-handed, Right-arm Medium
Cameron Green	Australia	All-Rounder	Right-handed, Right Arm Fast
Jhye Richardson	Australia	Bowler	Right-handed
Kumar Kartikeya Singh	India	Bowler	Right-handed, Left Arm Orthodox
Tristan Stubbs	South Africa	Wicketkeeper	Right-handed, Right Arm off-break
Piyush Chawla	India	Bowler	Left-handed, Right-arm Leg Spin
Akash Madhwal	India	Bowler	Right-handed, Right Arm Fast Medium
Shams Mulani	India	All-Rounder	Left-handed, Left Arm Slow Orthodox
Jason Behrendorff	Australia	Bowler	Right-handed, Left-arm Fast-medium
Nehal Wadhera	India	All-Rounder	Left-handed, Right Arm Leg Spin
Vishnu Vinod	India	Wicketkeeper	Right-handed
Duan Jansen	South Africa	All-Rounder	Right-handed, Left Arm Fast

RECORDS BY TEAM

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• Most IPL wins (5) – 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020

• Largest Margin of victory by runs (146 runs) – MI vs Delhi in Delhi, May 2017         

MAJOR STADIUMS

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In the first two seasons of the IPL, Mumbai Indians played their home games at the DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai. In the third season, in 2010, they played all their home games at the Brabourne Stadium as Wankhede Stadium was renovating ahead of the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup. The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is now the home ground of the franchise. The Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) owns the stadium and has a seating capacity of over 33,000.

MUMBAI INDIANS PHOTO GALLERY

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