IPL 2022: Former pacer Lasith Malinga comes out in SUPPORT of Mumbai Indians after six CONSECUTIVE losses – Former Mumbai Indians pacer Lasith Malinga has come out in support of the five-time champions as he feels Rohit Sharma’s team can still make a comeback. Follow IPL 2022 live updates on InsideSport.IN.
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On Saturday, Mumbai Indians suffered an 18-run defeat against Lucknow Super Giants. This was their sixth consecutive defeat and they are the only team who are yet to open their points in IPL 2022. While almost everyone is of the opinion that Mumbai’s season is as good as over, their former pacer and current bowling coach of Rajasthan Royals, Lasith Malinga has stated that the team has enough quality players to stage a comeback.
IPL 2022: Former pacer Lasith Malinga comes out in SUPPORT of Mumbai Indians after six CONSECUTIVE losses, claims ‘they have QUALITY to bounce back’
@mipaltan has always been a team of comebacks. Whether or not they get through to the playoffs this year, expect them to have a strong finish to the season💙
Their core group of players and the support staff definitely have the quality to pull them back💪#Mumbaiindians— Lasith Malinga (@ninety9sl) April 16, 2022
“@mipaltan has always been a team of comebacks. Whether or not they get through to the playoffs this year, expect them to have a strong finish to the season. Their core group of players and the support staff definitely have the quality to pull them back,” Malinga wrote on Twitter.
IPL 2022: Former pacer Lasith Malinga comes out in SUPPORT of Mumbai Indians after six CONSECUTIVE losses, claims ‘they have QUALITY to bounce back’
Can Mumbai Indians still qualify for IPL 2022 playoffs:
While Malinga has stated that he feels Mumbai Indians will have a strong finish, their chances of qualifying for the playoffs look slim on reality. Rohit Sharma’s team has eight matches left to play and they will have to win all of those eight matches to give themselves a chance at the top four.
IPL 2022: Former pacer Lasith Malinga comes out in SUPPORT of Mumbai Indians after six CONSECUTIVE losses, claims ‘they have QUALITY to bounce back’
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