Delhi: Rohit Sharma, counted among the most successful captains of the Indian Premier League (IPL), has made Mumbai Indians (MI) champion 5 times. However, last season, MI removed Rohit from the captaincy and handed over the reins of the team to star all-rounder Hardik Pandya. Since then there was constant speculation that Rohit might leave the Mumbai team. In such a situation, the question arises whether Mumbai Indians are really going to release their most successful captain?
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A big news has come out before the mega auction. According to media reports, Mumbai Indians are considering retaining their former captain Rohit Sharma. If this happens, then Rohit can once again be seen in blue jersey in IPL 2025. Earlier, some reports had claimed that Mumbai Indians may release Rohit, but now ABP has claimed that as per the report of Sportsstar, an agreement has been reached between Rohit and Mumbai Indians and he will remain in the team. .
Which players will Mumbai Indians retain?
According to the report of Sportsstar, apart from Rohit Sharma, Mumbai Indians can also retain Suryakumar Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya. Retaining these players will definitely affect the team’s purse, but its advantage will be that the core of Mumbai Indians will remain strong. Apart from this, there is a possibility of retaining Nehal Vadhera or Akash Madhwal also. However, there has been no official confirmation on this yet, but an official announcement is expected soon.
FAQ
Who is the most successful captain of IPL?
Rohit Sharma, counted among the most successful captains of the Indian Premier League (IPL), has made Mumbai Indians (MI) champion 5 times. Apart from him, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has given title to Chennai Super Kings 5 times.
What is the update about Rohit Sharma?
ABP has claimed that according to the report of Sportsstar, an agreement has been reached between Rohit and Mumbai Indians and he will remain in the team.
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