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MI New York announce the signing of 9 international players, completing the roster of 18 players, featuring a strong core of experience, homegrown talent, and young players, a feature that is common across all the MI teams, in three different continents, four different countries, and five different leagues. In addition to the players, MI New York have also announced their line-up of coaching staff for the inaugural season. Mumbai Indians legend Kieron Pollardwill captain the franchise and the roster also includes Afghanistan’s T20 captain Rashid Khanand former West Indies captain Nicholas Pooran. They will be joined by New Zealand fast bowler Trent Boultand the Aussie duo of the big-hitting Tim David and pacer Jason Behrendorff.The team will also feature rising South African star Dewald Brevis,pace sensation Kagiso Rabadaand Namibian all-rounder David Wiese, who has previously represented South Africa as well. All the players except for David Wiese also play across multiple MI Teams – Mumbai Indians, MI Cape Town and MI Emirates, forming a strong core for MI, globally. Mr. Akash M. Ambani, Owner of Mumbai Indians, said, “We are thrilled to unveil team MI New York in the upcoming Major League Cricket season. Stalwart Pollard is leading the team which has international superstars Rashid Khan, Nicholas Pooran, Trent Boult, and Kagiso Rabada. It is an extraordinary line-up of youth, experience, and power. Further, we have exciting talent in the form of Tim David and Brevis, wh...

Mumbai Indians have named Kieron Pollard as the captain of their Major League Cricket side MI New York, the franchise made an official announcement on Wednesday. The star-studded MI New York also features names like Rashid Khan, Nicholas Pooran, and Trent Boult.Major League Cricket will be the first professional Twenty20 cricket championship in the United States. The inaugural season of Major League Cricket will kick off in the summer of 2023. They will be joined by Aussie duo of Tim David and Jason Behrendorff. The team will also feature rising South African star Dewald Brevis, pace sensation Kagiso Rabada and Namibian all rounder David Wiese, who has previously represented South Africa as well. All the players except for David Wiese also play across multiple MI Teams – Mumbai Indians, MI Cape Town and MI Emirates, forming a strong core for MI, globally. MI New York Schedule In Major League Cricket MI New York will play the first match against Sa Francisco on July 14 and then with Los Angeles Knight Riders on July 16. On July 17, they will face Texas Super Kings while MI NY play Washington Freedom on July 23. MI New York's last match will be pn July 25 vs Seattle Orcas. MI New York Coaching staff Former South Africa and Mumbai Indians all-rounder Robin Peterson has been named as the head coach of the MI New York side while MI legend Lasith Malinga will be the bowling coach of the side. J Arun Kumar and James Pamment will take charge as the batting and fielding coaches res...

“Yaar … field-setting toh dekh le.” That Rohit Sharma cry of frustration from one of the IPL games that summed up the season where he did his best to get the most out of an inexperienced bowling attack. Watching Rohit marshal Mumbai Indians from mid-wicket should have been a ticketed event. Jio Cinema’s Bird Eye camera, which prowled the arena like a drone, captured him baring his soul more than ever in the past. Saddled with a weak bowling unit that seemed bereft of experience and skill, Rohit was severely stretched. He tried to dig deep to infuse some ideas; at times sighed and sunk his head to his knees. Often he would turn away from the bowler, peer into the distance and scratch his ever-present 7-day stubble. But Rohit never gave up, he would shrug himself out of that worry-reverie and walk to the bowler with an advice and suggestion. It made for riveting TV. It also opened a portal into what was probably one of his toughest captaincy stints, especially when combined with his poor batting outings. As he leads India’s campaign in the World Test Championship, and beyond that in the ODI World Cup, he is on to extremely vital days of his captaincy. Things are rather delicately placed. A bad WTC final could tilt the cart against him and escalate the pressure stakes on the ODI World Cup. For nothing is what it seems in the Indian cricket world, a cliche that stays forever fresh, and as tough it might be for some to imagine that he is under pressure as a captain, the truth i...

Mumbai Indians batter Rohit Sharma plays a shot during the IPL 2023 match(PTI) MI skipper Rohit has become the fourth batter to complete 6,000 runs in the world's richest T20 league. The most successful player and captain in the history of the IPL, MI icon Rohit is the fourth batter after Kohli (6844 runs), Dhawan (6477) and David Warner (6109) to score 6,000 runs in the world's richest tournament. Mumbai skipper Rohit has scaled Mount 6k in his 232nd appearance. Taking spinner Washington Sundar to the cleaners in the first powerplay, MI opener Rohit struck back-to-back fours in the second over of the Mumbai innings. The Mumbai captain completed 6,000 runs by scoring a boundary on the second ball of the over. Rohit ended up smashing a hat-trick of fours in the same over. Though Rohit was hoping to cash in on his start against Hyderabad, the MI skipper was stopped in his tracks by pacer Thangarasu Natarajan in the fourth over. Smashing six fours in his entertaining knock, senior batter Rohit scored 28 off 18 balls against SRH. Rohit has returned to the playing XI of the Mumbai Paltan after appearing as an Impact Player in MI's previous IPL 2023 match against the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR). Speaking at the coin toss, MI skipper Rohit confirmed that Jason Behrendorff has replaced Duan Jansen in Mumbai's playing XI for their away game against Hyderabad. "Jason was always supposed to play, but he was not well last game. He's okay to go now. (On MI's bowling) It's work in progr...

Image Source : MUMBAI INDIANS/TWITTER Harmanpreet Kaur named as MI skipper The inaugural season of the Women’s Premier League is set to kick-start on the 4th of March with five teams competing for the title. The Mumbai Indians franchise, on Wednesday, announced its captain and coaching staff for the upcoming season. Team India skipper Mumbai Indians’ coaching team includes Charlotte Edwards (Head Coach), Jhulan Goswami (Bowling Coach and Mentor), Devieka Palshikaar (Batting Coach), and Lydia Greenway (Fielding Coach). “We are thrilled to have Harmanpreet as the captain of Mumbai Indians’ first-ever women’s cricket team. As the national captain, she has led the Indian Women’s team to some of their most exciting wins. And I am sure that with Charlotte and Jhulan’s support, she will inspire our MI women’s team to play their best cricket, display a sense of pride, and bring even more glory to women in sports,” Nita Ambani said. “We are so looking forward to the beginning of this new chapter for MI! I can’t wait to see our girls play the fearless and entertaining MI brand of cricket that our fans adore. More power to Harmanpreet and the entire MI team on this exciting journey ahead!” she added. Four out of the five teams participating have declared their captains and they are as follows: • RCB: • GG: Beth Mooney • UPW: Alyssa Healy • MI: Harmanpreet Kaur • DC: Yet to announce Mumbai is set to play their opening game against Gujarat Giants on the 4th of March at the DY Patil Sta...

"As the national captain, she has led the Indian Women's team to some of their most exciting wins," Mumbai Indians owner Nita Ambani said in a statement. "And I am sure that with Charlotte [Edwards, head coach] and Jhulan's [Goswami, bowling coach and mentor ] support, she will inspire our MI women's team to play their best cricket, display a sense of pride, and bring even more glory to women in sports." • Harmanpreet hopes WPL will 'cut down' the gap in talent between India and Australia • 'Winning isn't complicated' - Lanning breaks it down for Delhi Capitals • Smriti Mandhana named RCB captain for Women's Premier League • UP Warriorz name Alyssa Healy as captain • Seven lesser-known cricketers who could be gamechangers at the WPL