Split in Mumbai Indians team? World Cup winning captain made big allegation. cricket news
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Former Australia captain Michael Clarke believes that winning major tournaments depends on teamwork rather than individual talent. He believes that the Mumbai Indians camp is divided into groups, making it difficult for the players to work together. There is an obstacle coming. Following a sudden pre-season change in captaincy when Rohit Sharma was replaced by Hardik Pandya, the five-time champions are in despair. To qualify for the playoffs they will have to win all their remaining five matches.
“Yeah, I don’t know (if they will reach the playoffs). I think it’s been arbitrary for Mumbai in the whole IPL. I think there’s a lot more going on apart from what we’re seeing outside and you don’t Can do.” I have so many good players and they perform inconsistently.
“So, I think there are different groups inside that changing room and something is not working, they are not matching together, they are not playing as a team,” Clarke, who played against Australia India won the 2015 World Cup, said Star. Sports cricket live.
Despite proven match-winners like Rohit, Suryakumar Yadav, Pandya, Tim David and Jasprit Bumrah, MI have found it difficult to find wins this season, losing six out of nine matches.
Their three wins can be attributed to the individual brilliance of fast bowler Bumrah and big hitter Romario Shepherd.
“Individual talent can get them a win, if Rohit Sharma comes and scores another century or Hardik does something with the bat or Bumrah bowls like a genius again, you never know,” Clarke said.
“I think to win big tournaments you need to be a team, not just individual performances and unfortunately they haven’t played well as a team, so I hope they turn that around, but I “Can’t see them winning this game.” He added.
MI, who are last on the points table, will take on Lucknow Super Giants in Lucknow on Tuesday.
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