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Hardik Pandya has been traded to Punjab Kings in exchange for pacer Arshdeep Singh ahead of the IPL auction. The move ends Hardik's second stint with Mumbai Indians, with the all-rounder set to play under Shreyas Iyer
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Mumbai Indians' new fielding coach T Dilip wants to build a culture of trust, teamwork and accountability. Drawing on his experience with the Indian team, he aims to make fielding an attacking weapon and improve the team's performances
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Mumbai Indians face a key captaincy decision ahead of IPL 2027, with Rohit Sharma and Tilak Varma emerging as possible options. Hardik Pandya’s future remains uncertain amid trade speculation, while a mega-auction after the season could shape the franchise’s long-term plans
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Mumbai Indians have parted ways with bowling coaches Lasith Malinga and Paras Mhambrey and fielding coach Carl Hopkinson ahead of IPL 2027. The departures follow Kieron Pollard’s appointment as head coach, signalling a reshuffle of the five-time champions’ coaching setup
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Mumbai Indians head coach Kieron Pollard says the role feels surreal as he stresses preparation, man management and team spirit. Reflecting on Mahela Jayawardene, Robin Singh and Phil Simmons, he highlights tactical awareness, player autonomy and balancing data with instinct
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Former India cricketer Reema Malhotra has urged Mumbai Indians to target Sushma Verma at the WPL 2027 auction to address their opening and wicketkeeping concerns. She also recommended an Indian pacer to strengthen the franchise’s bowling depth
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Mumbai Indians have appointed former West Indies all-rounder Kieron Pollard as head coach. Pollard, who joined the franchise aged 22, previously served as batting coach. He said he was honoured by the appointment and thanked the Ambanis for their trust.
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Mumbai Indians and Mahela Jayawardene have mutually agreed to part ways as head coach after the 2026 IPL season. Jayawardene won three IPL titles with the franchise, which is reportedly considering candidates for the coaching position ahead of next season.
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Mumbai Indians have released promising wicketkeeper-batter G Kamalini along with five other players ahead of the 2027 WPL season. RCB have also let go of Grace Harris, while Delhi Capitals, UP Warriorz and Gujarat Giants have made changes to their squads
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RISE Worldwide has signed India and Mumbai Indians batter Gunalan Kamalini as its first female client. The 18-year-old sensation, who debuted internationally at 17, joins a prestigious cricket roster featuring Rohit Sharma and Jasprit Bumrah
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Mumbai Indians have signed Mahipal Lomror as a replacement for Quinton de Kock and Ruchit Ahir for Raj Angad Bawa, both ruled out due to injury. Lomror joins for ₹50 lakh, while Ruchit comes in for Rs 30 lakh
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Suryakumar, who was given the moniker SKY by Gambhir, has been struggling for form for a year now
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Mumbai Indians suffered injury setbacks after Quinton de Kock was ruled out with a wrist tendon injury and Raj Angad Bawa sustained a thumb ligament tear. Both players will continue rehabilitation at home, while replacements will be announced according to IPL guidelines
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Pollard admitted to the offence and accepted the sanction imposed by match referee, Pankaj Dharmani.
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Mumbai Indians batting coach Kieron Pollard has been fined 15 per cent of his match fee and handed one demerit point for breaching the IPL Code of Conduct during the match against Punjab Kings after allegedly using abusive language towards the fourth umpire
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Mumbai Indians defeated Punjab Kings by six wickets in Dharamsala, with Tilak Varma’s unbeaten 75 and Shardul Thakur’s four-wicket haul leading the charge. Punjab’s fifth consecutive loss severely dented their playoff hopes despite posting a competitive 200-run total
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Punjab Kings will look to get back to winning ways against Mumbai Indians
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru eliminated Mumbai Indians in a last-ball thriller in IPL 2026. Sunil Gavaskar backed Punjab Kings and RCB as his finalists, while suggesting teams give youngsters opportunities and warning against complacency in the crucial race to the playoffs.
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru head coach Andy Flower was fined 15% of his match fee for breaching IPL Code of Conduct after an on-field dispute with the fourth umpire during a match against Mumbai Indians. RCB won the thriller, keeping their playoff hopes alive
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Royal Challengers Bengaluru defeated Mumbai Indians by two wickets in a last-ball IPL thriller in Raipur. Krunal Pandya’s 73 and Bhuvneshwar Kumar’s 4/23 starred as RCB climbed to the top of the table, eliminating MI from playoff contention