Mumbai Indians -MI

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The Mumbai Indians are the most successful team in the Indian Premier League, having won five championships. They are a franchise cricket team headquartered in Mumbai, Maharashtra. The squad was established in 2008, and Reliance Industries, the largest conglomerate in India, owns 100% of its 100% subsidiary IndiaWin Sports. The team has played its home games at Mumbai’s 33,108-seat Wankhede Stadium ever since it was founded.

The Indian Premier League, a Twenty20 league that will begin play in 2008, was established by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in September 2007.

The BCCI revealed the proprietors of eight city-based franchises in January 2008. The Mumbai franchise was the most expensive team to be sold in the league when it was sold to Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) for $111.9 million. Mukesh Ambani‘s RIL purchased the franchise rights for a ten-year period.

Name	Mumbai Indians
Found year	2008
Home Ground	Wankhede Stadium
City	Mumbai
Team Owner	Mukesh Ambani
Captain	Rohit Sharma
Coach	Mahela Jayawardene

Mumbai Indians: MI Team Name

We shall rock the globe is the team’s motto, which is translated as “Duniya Hila Denge Hum.” This credo served as the foundation for the inaugural song of the Mumbai Indians, for which the Bollywood star Hrithik Roshan was recruited for a promotional video campaign.

Prior to Sachin Tendulkar’s suggestion that the name of the team be kept as Mumbai Indians, the team’s official logo was to be the Sudarshan Chakra (or Razor).

Mumbai Indians Players: MI IPL TEAM Squad

Player Name	Age	Role	Auction Price
Rohit Sharma (c)	35 years	Batsman	INR 16 Cr(R)
Suryakumar Yadav	32 years	Batsman	INR 8 Cr(R)
Tilak Varma	20 years	Batsman	INR 1.70 Cr(R)
Ramandeep Singh	25 years	Batsman	INR 20 Lakhs(R)
Dewald Brevis	19 years	Batsman	INR 3 crores(R)
Ishan Kishan (wk)	24 years	WK-Batsman	INR 15.25 crores(R)
Jasprit Bumrah	29 years	Bowler	INR 12 Cr(R)
Kumar Kartikeya Singh	24 years	Bowler	INR 20 Lakhs(R)
Jofra Archer	27 years	Bowler	INR 8 crores(R)
Hrithik Shokeen	22 years	All-rounder	INR 20 Lakhs(R)
Arjun Tendulkar	23 years	All-rounder	INR 30 Lakhs(R)
Tim David	26 years	All-rounder	INR 8.25 Crores(R)
Tristan Stubbs	22 years	WK-Batsman	INR 20 lakhs(R)
Arshad Khan	25 years	All-rounder	INR 20 lakhs(R)
Akash Madhwal	29 years	Bowler	INR 20 lakhs(R)
Jason Behrendorff	32 years	Bowler	Traded from RCB
Cameron Green	23 years	Al-rounder	INR 17.50 Crores
Jhye Richardson	26 years	Bowler	INR 1.5 Crores
Duan Jansen	22 years	Bowler	INR 20 Lakhs
Piyush Chawla	33 years	Bowler	INR 50 Lakhs
Vishnu Vinod	29 years	Wicket-keeper	INR 20 Lakhs
Shams Mulani	25 years	All-rounder	INR 20 Lakhs
Raghav Goyal	21 years	Bowler	INR 20 Lakhs
Nehal Wadhera	22 years	All-rounder	INR 20 Lakhs

Mumbai Indians Retained Players 2023

Rohit Sharma
Tim David
Ramandeep Singh
Tilak Varma
Suryakumar Yadav
Ishan Kishan
Tristan Stubbs
Dewald Brevis
Jofra Archer
Jasprit Bumrah
Arjun Tendulkar
Kumar Kartikeya Singh
Hrithik Shokeen
Arshad Khan
Jason Behrendorff
Akash Madhwal

Mumbai Indians: MI Released Players 2023

Kieron Pollard
Anmolpreet Singh
Aryan Juyal
Basil Thampi
Daniel Sams
Fabian Allen
Jaydev Unadkat
Mayank Markande
Murugan Ashwin
Rahul Buddhi
Riley Meredith
Sanjay Yadav
Tymal Mills

IPL Auction 2023: Mumbai Indians Buy List | MI Buy List

Cameron Green
Duan Jansen
Jhye Richardson
Nehal Wadhera
Piyush Chawla
Raghav Goyal
Shams Mulani
Vishnu Vinod

Mumbai Indians Trophies : MI IPL Trophies

YEAR	League Table Standing	Final Standing
2008	5	League Stage
2009	7	League Stage
2010	1	Runners Up
2011	3	Playoff
2012	3	Playoff
2013	2	Champions
2014	4	Playoff
2015	2	Champions
2016	5	League Stage
2017	1	Champions
2018	5	League Stage
2019	1	Champions
2020	1	Champions
2021	5	League Stage
2022	10	League Stage

Mumbai Indians Team Performance: MI Team Performance

Anil Kumble was hired as the chief mentor for the 2013 IPL after leaving a comparable job with Royal Challengers Bangalore. Ricky Ponting finally lost his spot in the starting lineup due to a decline in his batting performance, and Rohit Sharma took over as captain. The team won the 2013 IPL with the help of seasoned coaches like Anil Kumble, Jonty Rhodes, and Sachin Tendulkar. Ricky Ponting resigned as captain of the team and announced his retirement from all forms of cricket after the Rajasthan Royals won the following game by a score of 83 runs after Mumbai was bowled out for just 92. Rohit Sharma was appointed captain because of his strong batting performance. The Mumbai Indians significantly improved and won their first IPL championship when he served as captain.

Mumbai Indians defeated Chennai Super Kings by 41 runs to win their second IPL championship in 2015. They began the season with four IPL losses, primarily because of their bowling. Lasith Malinga received excellent help up front thanks to the addition of Mitchell McClenaghan, another strike bowler, to the lineup.

Mumbai Indians, who won 10 out of 14 games, finished first in the IPL 2017 points standings. After defeating Rising Pune Supergiant in a thrilling finale, they went on to win the title. They won their third IPL championship, making them the most successful team in IPL history.

Mumbai Indians and Chennai Super Kings competed in the 2019 Vivo IPL final. Mumbai won by a single run, setting a record by becoming champions four times. The IPL 2019 championship game had a thrilling conclusion with Chennai Super Kings needing two runs off the final delivery. Mumbai Indians bowler Lasith Malinga took a wicket on the penultimate delivery and secured the victory for his team. Mumbai Indians won the IPL championship for a record-tying fourth time after defeating Chennai Super Kings by one run. Mumbai Indians were the first team in IPL history to win four trophies, making them the most successful squad overall.

Due to the increasing COVID-19 instances in India in 2020, the matches were played in the United Arab Emirates. Mumbai Indians, despite having a quality roster, were underappreciated because of their performance in the UAE and superstition that they only won championships in odd-numbered years. However, Mumbai Indians ended all of those negotiations, went on to have the best season of any team, and won their fifth championship.

Who is the next captain of MI 2023?

For the year 2023, Mumbai Indians retained Captain Rohit Sharma.

Who is the owner of Team MI 2022?

Mumbai Indians Owner Name 2022- The Mumbai Indians team in IPL is owned by a company named Indian Win Sports, which is a 100% subsidiary of Reliance Industries.

Bumrah is likely to return to action in IPL 2023, starting March 31. Chopra highlighted that depending on Bumrah’s physical conditions, the BCCI, the team management and MI should decide the workload for the pacer in the IPL.