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MI Predicted XI vs LSG: What Will Rohit Sharma Do To Turn Mumbai's Fortunes Around?

Mumbai Indians take on Lucknow Super Giants on Sunday in a bid to turn their fortunes around and register their first win of the season. Their loss against Chennai Super Kings meant that they became the first team in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) to lose their first seven matches of a season. In their last game against LSG, they were flattened by KL Rahul's brilliant century and were eventually beaten by 18 runs. This time around, at the Wankhede Stadium, captain Rohit Sharma will be desperately looking for a way to come out on top and arrest the slide.

IPL 2022, LSG vs MI: In-form Lucknow Super Giants seek to keep Mumbai Indians winless

After taming Mumbai at CCI last week, Super Giants look for Wankhede masteryMumbai Indians have been a shadow of themselves in the ongoing IPL season. The five-time champion side has struggled to register even a solitary win in the seven games they've played so far. After they lost the first match, MI fans argued it was normal as the team inevitably starts with a defeat. Then Mumbai lost two, then three, then four, and the fans started citing examples where the team has gone on to win the IPL after losing the first four matches. But MI's slide didn't stop and they lost the next three matches too. The confidence that Mumbai fans exude over their team has suddenly disappeared.

"If MI Don't Qualify, Rohit Sharma Should...": Former England Captain's Advice

With the loss against Chennai Super Kings in their last match, Mumbai Indians became the first team to lose their first seven matches of a season in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Captain Rohit Sharma and the management have tried various combinations, but have just not been able to go past the line, despite a few close matches. Former England captain Michael Vaughan suggested that Rohit, who is also the India skipper now, should take a breather if the franchise finds itself knocked out of contention for a spot for the knockout stages after a few more matches.

IPL 2022, GT vs KKR: Rashid, Shami subdue Russell as Gujarat Titans defend 156 against Kolkata Knight Riders

Russell's all-round show not enough as Hardik leads Gujarat to 8-run winIn the ongoing IPL, Gujarat Titans are consistently finding a way to win. If David Miller and Rashid Khan pulled them out of a hole against Chennai Super Kings in their last match, it was some disciplined bowling that saw them defend a below-par score of 156/9 and beat Kolkata Knight Riders by eight runs at the DY Patil Stadium in Mumbai on Saturday.

IPL 2022 Points Table Update, Latest Orange Cap, Purple Cap Lists After RCB vs SRH Match 36

SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) registered a thumping win against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) after bowling them out for just 68 runs in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 on Saturday after Gujarat Titans beat Kolkata Knight Riders by eight runs in a thrilling contest. Hardik Pandya's third consecutive half-century saw GT register a total of 156/9, while Andre Russell took four wickets for just five runs in an incredible 20th over. However, KKR faltered in their chase and Russell's 25-ball 48 was not enough to take them over the line. Then, Marco Jansen's incredible over where he dismissed RCB's top three aided by T Natarajan taking three wickets of his own helped SRH dismiss RCB for the sixth-lowest total in IPL history. Abhishek Sharma then smashed 47 off 28 as SRH made short work of the chase, winning by nine wickets in eight overs.

Not thinking about India comeback, my focus on IPL now: Hardik Pandya

Gujarat Titans, out-of-favour India all-rounder Hardik Pandya on Saturday said his national team comeback is not in his hands and he's just focused on doing well in the ongoing IPL. The premier all-rounder, who sat out against Chennai Super Kings because of a groin injury, was back with a 49-ball 67 -- his third fifty in a row -- to lead Gujarat Titans to an eight-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders. The Titans' third win on the trot consolidated their position on the top of the table.

"My Focus Is On IPL": Hardik Pandya Not Thinking About India Comeback

In red-hot form with three fifties in a row for Gujarat Titans, out-of-favour India all-rounder Hardik Pandya on Saturday said his national team comeback is not in his hands and he's just focused on doing well in the ongoing IPL. The premier all-rounder, who sat out against Chennai Super Kings because of a groin injury, was back with a 49-ball 67 -- his third fifty in a row -- to lead Gujarat Titans to an eight-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders. The Titans' third win on the trot consolidated their position on the top of the table.

One Over, 5 Runs, 4 Wickets - Andre Russell Sets This New IPL Record But Can't Save KKR's Day

Till the time Andre Russell is at the ground, one can be rest assured about the entertainment quotient. It wasn't any different during Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) match against Gujarat Titans (GT) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 in Navi Mumbai on Saturday. The West Indies allrounder performed both with the ball and the bat but could not take his team to victory as KKR failed to chase a 157-run target. It was the two-time champions' fifth loss in eight matches as they find themselves in the bottom half of the table.

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MI Predicted XI vs LSG: What Will Rohit Sharma Do To Turn Mumbai's Fortunes Around?

IPL 2022, LSG vs MI: In-form Lucknow Super Giants seek to keep Mumbai Indians winless

"If MI Don't Qualify, Rohit Sharma Should...": Former England Captain's Advice

IPL 2022, GT vs KKR: Rashid, Shami subdue Russell as Gujarat Titans defend 156 against Kolkata Knight Riders

IPL 2022 Points Table Update, Latest Orange Cap, Purple Cap Lists After RCB vs SRH Match 36

Not thinking about India comeback, my focus on IPL now: Hardik Pandya

"My Focus Is On IPL": Hardik Pandya Not Thinking About India Comeback

One Over, 5 Runs, 4 Wickets - Andre Russell Sets This New IPL Record But Can't Save KKR's Day