Mumbai Indians Mid-Sector Review: Can Hardik Pandya take Mumbai during his pride? , Cricket news

Mumbai Indians, one of the most decorated franchisees in IPL history, find themselves in a relatively difficult place in half the way of the tournament. The five -time champion has played 7 games, won only 3, and currently the points are sitting on the table seventh.
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Suryakumar Yadav has been a standout artist with bat for MI this season, scoring 265 runs at a strike rate of 44.17 and 151.43. Along with him, Tilak Verma has also impressed, on average 231 runs with 46.20 and a strike rate of 141.71. In the bowling department, Captain Hardik Pandya has surprisingly emerged as his best bowler, who has so far taken 11 wickets with an economy of 16.64 and 9.15.

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The biggest concern for MI is the form of his former captain Rohit Sharma. The experienced opener has struggled throughout the season, managing only 82 runs, with the highest score of only 26. Will Jack has also failed to have constant impact and has not burnt the stage as expected.
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After the auction, Mi’s bowling lineup looked highly promising, especially with new balls such as Deepak Four and Trent Bault with new ball experts. However, the reality has been disappointing, as four more boults have managed only 5 and 6 wickets so far. Jasprit Bumrah’s injury also did not help in the cause of MI, in which Star Paper was remembering the first four matches.
Playoff probability
MI appears to have no stranger for epic return from impossible situations. They still have a chance to qualify for the playoffs, but they will need to win 5 of their remaining 7 matches. The squad has firepower to do this, but the turnaround will depend a lot on its out-of-of-form stars.