The Big Names of Mumbai Indians who made Small Impact on IPL

Like all other IPL establishments, Mumbai Indians likewise had a lot of worldwide cricketers in their positions. In 2008, any semblance of Sachin Tendulkar, Shaun Pollock, Sanath Jayasuriya had effects on them. During the next years, cricketers like Lasith Malinga, Kieron Pollard, Mitchell Johnson, and Lendl Simmons conveyed the mantle, following their strides. In the midst of that, there existed some expensive players who couldn't satisfy the hopes.

While a few players got abundant opportunities to substantiate themselves, others got just a couple of chances. In a high-octane competition like the IPL, one needs to get all the shots they get; else, they stop to pass up an opportunity for games. Henceforth, a bunch of first-rate players couldn't establish a connection in their restricted possibilities for the current four-time champions that lead to their hacking out for different players.

We investigate five cricketers who neglected to have the ideal effect for Mumbai Indians:

Yuvraj Singh

Yuvraj Singh brags of magnificent qualifications as an Indian cricketer. The southpaw could switch gears freely and productively dispatch the ball over the ropes.

After reliably moving to start with one establishment then onto the next, he joined Mumbai Indians a year ago. Be that as it may, Yuvraj oversaw just 98 runs from four games at 24.50. The left-gave batsman's strike rate stood 130, which was path lower than in 2017, is 142.

Glenn Maxwell

Mumbai Indians dished out INR 5.3 crores for daring all-rounder Glenn Maxwell. While Glenn Maxwell was not as big a name in worldwide cricket in those days, he had demonstrated his adventures in local cricket. Maxwell sat out for the vast majority of the matches.

The Victorian highlighted in three matches, scoring 36 runs, however, kept up a striking pace of 133.33. The equivalent earned him the player of the competitive grant. Maxwell will by and by showing up for Punjab in the up and coming version.

Dwayne Bravo

Veteran all-rounder Dwayne Bravo is a standout amongst other T20 all-rounders and has affected the Chennai Super Kings throughout the years. Dwayne Bravo carried out his specialty with the Mumbai Indians. He additionally played for Gujarat Lions in 2016 and 2017.

The 36-year old could pack just 26 wickets in three seasons for the four-time champions and oversaw 457 runs. At present, with 147 wickets in 134 wickets, the T&T all-rounder is the fourth-most noteworthy wicket-taker ever. Bravo has a pace of 8.39 and a normal of 24.39.

Ricky Ponting

Ponting started his IPL vocation with the Kolkata Knight Riders, playing under Sourav Ganguly in 2008. Ricky Ponting returned in 2013, captaining Mumbai Indians in six matches. Be that as it may, the previous Australian commander battled with the bat, scoring just 52 runs in six games.

Notwithstanding, it ends up being a surprisingly positive turn of events for the establishment. The Tasmanian dropped himself from the line-up and introduced Rohit Sharma as the commander of the side. That year, Mumbai sacked its first title and proceeded to lift three more in 2015, 2017, and 2019 under Rohit Sharma.

Shikhar Dhawan

Indian opening batsman Shikhar Dhawan is outstanding and framed one of the most fearsome mixes alongside Rohit Sharma. The southpaw is one of the most productive run-getters and an exquisite driver of the ball. Be that as it may, the runs have barely fallen off his bat when playing in the IPL.

Shikhar Dhawan played for the Mumbai Indians in 2009 and 2010, overseeing just 231 runs in two versions. The 34-year old's best season was 2012 when he scored 569 runs in a season has been a piece of the Deccan Chargers. He will show up for the Delhi Capitals for the thirteenth season and played for a similar establishment in 2019 as well.

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