The Mumbai Indians, five-time IPL champions, had a disappointing season, finishing at the bottom of the points table with only four wins out of 14 matches. Their season ended on a low note with another defeat against the Lucknow Super Giants on Friday. Following this loss, skipper Hardik Pandya acknowledged the team’s struggles throughout the IPL 2024 season but expressed optimism for the next season.
In an interview with the broadcasters, Pandya admitted, “This season was quite difficult; we didn’t play quality cricket, which cost us. In the professional world, there are good and bad days. As a group, we failed to play smart and quality cricket, and the results reflected that. It’s too soon to pinpoint what exactly went wrong tonight, but it’s clear the whole season was off track.”
Pandya emphasized the need to move past this season and focus on the future. He noted that while it’s challenging to identify specific issues immediately after a loss, the overall performance throughout the season was subpar. Looking ahead, he expressed a desire to learn from this season’s mistakes and improve for the next edition of the cash-rich league.
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