IPL 2023: Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma is ready for IPL 2023. There is only a short time left for the 16th season of the Indian Premier League to begin.
March 31 at Narendra Modi Stadium:-
The first match between GT and CSK in IPL 2023 will be played on March 31 at the Narendra Modi Stadium.
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At the same time, Rohit Sharma, the captain of the five-time champion team Mumbai Indians, seems ready for the upcoming season.
MI has shared a video of him, in which the captain is seen playing big shots in the net.
Mumbai Indians got the IPAC title five times:-
Rohit Sharma has been the most successful captain in IPL history. Rohit has led Mumbai Indians to the IPAC title five times under his captaincy.
She has become champion in the years 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019, and 2020. Apart from this, MI has also won the T20 Champion League in the year 2011 and 2013.
On the other hand, Mumbai Indians have played a total of 15 seasons in IPL history so far and MI have made it to the playoffs in nine out of 15 seasons and the team also reached the final in the year 2012.
On the other hand, in the Indian Premier League, Rohit Sharma has scored 4982 runs in 187 innings for Mumbai Indians with an average of over 30.
Fourth batsman to score so many runs in IPL:-
Apart from this, Rohit is also the highest run-scorer for the franchise. Apart from this, talking about Rohit’s entire IPL, he has scored 5879 runs in 222 innings at an average of 30.30. At the same time, he is the fourth batsman to score so many runs in IPL.
IPL 2022 proved to be very dangerous for Mumbai Indians. Because the team won only four matches in 14 matches last year.
MI, on the other hand, finished the season at the 10th position in the points table last year. However MI would be looking to do well in IPL 2023.
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Rohit Sharma & Co. want to win the title for the sixth time by winning the title this time.
