'I feel there will be a few changes, Mumbai Indians can't continue in this fashion', says Anjum Chopra

Mumbai Indians' story this IPL season so far. Their heavy 52 run loss to KKR on Monday was another sad reminder of the state the most successful IPL team of all time finds itself in. They are at the bottom of the points table, already out of the playoffs race and at best can hope for a seventh place finish. It's no secret now that MI really don't have a whole bunch of match winners on their roster currently. Suryakumar Yadav now being ruled out of the rest of the tournament with an injury which he sustained in the match vs Gujarat Titans on May 6 is another body blow for Rohit Sharma and co.

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Tim Southee was the bowler and bowled a back of a length ball to Rohit Sharma, who was looking at defending the ball and seemed to have missed it. The ball looked like it had missed the bat and then ricocheted off his back leg to the KKR keeper Sheldon Jackson who took a low catch. KKR players

Former India captain and IPL commentator Anjum Chopra was a guest on Times of India's sports podcast Sportscast on April 29, and talked about what she feels is the fundamental aspect of Mumbai's woes this season, post a change in the complexion of the team. “The Pandya brothers are missing, Quinton de Kock at the top is missing. They don't have Trent Boult as a seamer who made such an impact as well and they have had to fall back on their seasoned campaigners. They are just not clicking as a team. Something or the other is leaking or conceding too much in the bowling department or in the batting department, the form has just not been there.” Anjum Chopra said on TOI Sportscast.

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