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The announcement of Hardik Pandya as the new captain of the Mumbai Indians in the IPL, replacing Rohit Sharma, surprised many. According to sources, Hardik had set the condition that he would only return to Mumbai if offered the captaincy role. The franchise, after consultation, agreed to this condition.
Rohit Sharma was reportedly informed about the need for an immediate change in captaincy through a series of meetings before he agreed to play under Hardik in the upcoming season. The Mumbai Indians released a statement along with the announcement, expressing gratitude to Rohit Sharma for his exceptional leadership.
The statement highlighted Rohit’s extraordinary tenure as the captain of the Mumbai Indians since 2013, bringing unparalleled success to the team and solidifying his place as one of the finest captains in the history of the IPL.
This announcement marks the end of a glorious period for the Mumbai Indians under Rohit Sharma’s leadership, during which the team won multiple IPL titles and achieved significant success.
Rohit Sharma led the team to 87 wins during his tenure, the most by any captain in the last decade, and the team never lost a final under his captaincy.
On the other hand, many teams have come forward to get in touch with Rohit Sharma, offering him the captaincy. We have to see if he is going to change his mind and join a new team in the coming days.
