Those within the Mumbai cricketing circuit claim Rohit Sharma once famously said about Tilak Varma ‘Watch out for him’.

Bumrah himself was a product of the IPL, having played little domestic cricket when he was spotted by former India coach John Wright for Mumbai Indians and fast-tracked to greatness. Siraj has a ...

ICC Cricketer of the Year Jasprit Bumrah broke more records than you can count in 2024. India's prayers for a genuine quickie ...

Mumbai Indians, an IPL team co-owned by IndiaWin ... Currently, the team is captained by Rohit Sharma and is under the coaching of John Wright. The jersey colour for the team is dark blue with ...

Mumbai Indians bowling coach Paras Mhambrey is worried about ... s meteoric rise after being picked up as a “rookie” by the IPL side. He credited John Wright for scouting the pacer and suggeting his ...

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), the owner of Mumbai Indians, are set to acquire a 49% stake in Oval Invincibles. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) on Thursday, January 30, hosted a ...

A couple of former Mumbai Indians (MI) played key roles as the MI Emirates bounced back to victory against Dubai. On that note, let's look at three former Mumbai Indians players who are part of MI ...

Mumbai Indians’ parent company, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), has made a significant move by acquiring a 49% stake in Surrey-based Oval Invincibles. This follows a virtual auction on ...

The deadline for announcing the squad for ICC Champions Trophy 2025 is on Sunday (January 12). While Team India will be missing this deadline but New Zealand announced their squad for the mega ICC ...

Mumbai Indians skipper Hardik Pandya has expressed his delight at the way things panned out for them in the IPL mega auction After Mumbai Indians refused to retain Ishan Kishan, the wicket-keeper ...

Mumbai Indians WPL 2025 auction buys Nadine de Klerk (SA) - $35,000 G Kamalini (IND) - $185,000 Sanskriti Gupta (IND) - $12,000 Akshita Maheshwari (IND) - $24,000 MI had retained 14 players going ...

Gary Kirsten or John Wright, who would remain aloof, letting the players hog the limelight," he said. "The 'Chappell Way' doesn't work in India. Gambhirs or Shastris or Dravids will go ...