IPL 2025: Mumbai Indians (MI) had a horrible run in the last concluded edition of the Indian Premier League as they finished last in the IPL 2024 points table. Coming to the IPL 2025, MI will hope to put on a better show and try to win their record 6th IPL title. In this article, we will take a look at 3 such reasons why the Mumbai Indians might win the IPL 2025.
3 reasons why MI can win IPL 2025
Power-packed batting
If not the best, then MI’s batting order can be defined as one of the strongest batting orders for IPL 2025. Mumbai Indians have the likes of Rohit Sharma, Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Verma, Will Jacks, and their skipper Hardik Pandya. With the amount of experience, MI’s batting order certainly looks threatening for the opposition. On their given day, any of the above mentioned batters can win the match single-handedly for MI.
Trio of Bumrah, Boult & Chahar
If Jasprit Bumrah was not enough, MI signed in two more premier pacers for their IPL 2025 campaign. Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar are masters of swing bowling when it comes to the new ball. If the conditions for bowling are good, then the pace trio of Bumrah, Boult, and Chahar can wreak havoc on the opposition batting order.
Hardik Pandya’s captaincy
Despite having one of the poorest seasons as captain in IPL 2025, Hardik Pandya is one of the most successful IPL captains when it comes to numbers. In 45 IPL matches, Pandya has won 26 games and lost 19 under his captaincy. Previously, he led Gujarat Titans to lift the IPL trophy in their maiden appearance back in the 2021 edition.
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