IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians in rebuilding mode, you will see great players coming out in few years, says Suryakumar Yadav -Star batter Suryakumar Yadav urged one and all to show some patience with an out of sorts five-time champions as it is currently undergoing a transition phase which will yield results in coming seasons. Follow IPL 2022 updates on Insidesport.IN
IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians in rebuilding mode, you will see great players coming out in few years, says Suryakumar Yadav
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Poor start for MI – MI have already lost their first five matches and it is now near impossible for them to get back into the reckoning for play-offs as they would need to win at least eight of the remaining nine games.
Surkyakumar quotes – “As you have seen, it is a fresh auction and we are building this team for the next three-four years coming few years down the line, you will see some great players coming out from this team,” Surya said at the virtual pre-match press conference which was an indicator that MI’s current season could well be over even before it reaches mid-phase of the league.
On Jofra Archer and Trent Boult – In a bold gamble at the IPL mega auction, MI think-tank have spent Rs 8-crore on English star pacer despite his unavailability for the season, while it let go their left-arm pacer Trent Boult.
IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians in rebuilding mode, you will see great players coming out in few years, says Suryakumar Yadav
MI’s bowling has lost the sting in absence of the Kiwi pacer and the spin duo of and Krunal Pandya. The workload has come heavily on as the likes of Daniel Sams, , Basil Thampi and have looked pedestrian. Surya cited emergence of young South African batter and young left-handed batter to prove his point.
Yougsters contribution – “There have been a lot of positives, not only a few; you can see Dewald (Brevis), Tilak (Varma), and many more new faces,” he added. No need to press panic button The record five-time champions are still in search of their first win of the season as they languish at the bottom of the table, yet to open their account after five matches.
Utility role – Flexible to bat anywhere For the past two years, Surya has been batting at No 3, but this season he is seen batting lower down the order — at four and five. “That is a management’s call, but like I have always said, I am always flexible to bat at any position, be it three, four, five or six. The number doesn’t matter to me, what matters is what I can do in that situation,” he signed off.
IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians in rebuilding mode, you will see great players coming out in few years, says Suryakumar Yadav
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