The Mumbai Indians and Hardik Pandya don’t seem to be getting any better. Soon after they suffered their seventh defeat in the ongoing Indian Boss Association season against Lucknow Super Monsters, their player Rs7sports, along with every member of the playing XI, was punished for maintaining a high over rate during the game. Given that this was the team’s second infraction of the season, Hardik received a fine of INR 24 lakh in addition to INR 6 lakh in disciplinary action for each member of the playing group.
“Mr Hardik Pandya, Pioneer, Mumbai Indians has been fined after his get-together kept a deferred over-rate during Match 48 of the Indian Head Affiliation (IPL) 2024 against Lucknow Super Monsters at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Field, Lucknow on April 30, 2024,” the explanation for the IPL read.
“Under the IPL’s strategy of rules talking with least over-rate violations, Pandya was fined ₹24 Lakh because it was his party’s second offense of the time.
“The others from the Playing XI, including the Effect Player, were each fined either INR 6 Lac or 25% of their different match costs, whichever is lesser,” with interest added.
The Mumbai Indians endured yet another bewildering performance on Tuesday night as they were reduced to 144/7 after KL Rahul put them closer to the bat. The man selected to lead India’s bad habit unit at the T20 World Cup, Betway Login, pulled out for a first-ball duck earlier in the day. In the meanwhile, Indian coach Rohit Sharma has only scored four points out of five cars in addition to failing to leave a drawing.
MI is now dealing with off-field disagreements and on-field annoyances, having gone past a crazy season. Administrator Hardik, who has struggled with bat and ball structure, claims that their incidences are to blame. The all-rounder has added to Mk Sports pile in ten games by figuring out a solid way to take just six wickets while an economy rate soars to 11.
