Mumbai Indians Squad and Team Records

Mumbai Indians are one of the most successful franchises in Indian Premier League history. Based at the Wankhede Stadium, MI built a championship dynasty during the 2010s and won five IPL titles in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. Rohit Sharma captained all five title-winning teams, while players such as Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya, Suryakumar Yadav, Kieron Pollard and Lasith Malinga helped define different stages of the franchise’s success. The current squad is led by Hardik Pandya and still contains several members of the championship era. IPL 2026, however, was a difficult campaign: Mumbai won only four of 14 matches and finished ninth despite individual highlights from Ryan Rickelton and Tilak Varma.

Mumbai Indians Squad

The following table shows the main Mumbai Indians squad for IPL 2026. Prices for the retained core and players bought in the 2025 mega auction are their acquisition or retention values; the five new 2026 auction signings were added after MI retained 20 players.

MI retained the core of Bumrah, Hardik, Suryakumar, Rohit and Tilak after the 2025 mega auction. Their 2026 additions included the return of Quinton de Kock at ₹1 crore and uncapped Indian players such as Danish Malewar, Mohammad Izhar, Atharva Ankolekar and Mayank Rawat.

Mumbai Indians Team Records

*Historical databases sometimes treat tied matches and Super Over results differently when calculating team win totals. Standard IPL result tables list Mumbai among the league’s two most successful teams, with more than 150 victories through 2026.

Mumbai’s 247/9 against Delhi Capitals in 2024 is their highest IPL total. Tilak Varma scored 63 from 32 balls in that chase, although Delhi’s 257/4 was still enough for a 10-run victory.

Rohit Sharma – The Captain Behind Five IPL Titles

Rohit Sharma is the most important captain in Mumbai Indians history.

He joined MI in 2011 and took over the captaincy during the 2013 season. Mumbai won the IPL that year and later added championships in 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020.

That five-title record places Rohit alongside MS Dhoni as the joint-most successful captain in IPL history.

Rohit has also been one of MI’s most productive batters. By the end of IPL 2026, he had crossed 6,000 runs for Mumbai Indians and more than 7,000 IPL runs overall. His IPL career includes two centuries and more than 45 half-centuries.

His 2026 season was shortened compared with some earlier campaigns, but he still scored 283 runs from nine matches at a strike rate of 157.22. His highest score was 84.

Rohit’s role in the current MI side is different from the championship years. Hardik now handles the captaincy, allowing Rohit to focus on attacking at the top of the order.

Hardik Pandya – Captain and All-Rounder

Hardik Pandya first became an IPL star with Mumbai Indians after joining the franchise in 2015.

His lower-order hitting, athletic fielding and seam bowling made him an important member of Mumbai’s championship teams in 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020.

After leading Gujarat Titans to the IPL title in 2022, Hardik returned to Mumbai and became captain.

His best seasons for MI have usually come when he has contributed in both departments rather than functioning only as a batter.

Hardik scored 206 runs in 10 matches during IPL 2026, but his bowling was less effective than in some earlier seasons. He took four wickets from 22.4 overs.

Even during a difficult team campaign, his position remains important because he provides an Indian pace-bowling all-round option and gives MI flexibility in overseas selection.

Jasprit Bumrah – Mumbai Indians’ Leading Fast Bowler

Jasprit Bumrah has spent his entire IPL career with Mumbai Indians since making his debut in 2013.

By the end of IPL 2026, Bumrah had taken 187 wickets from 158 matches at an economy rate close to 7.35. His best figures are 5/10.

He played a major role in all five MI championship campaigns after his debut and was the team’s leading wicket-taker in 2017, 2019 and 2020.

His 2020 season was particularly strong. Bumrah took 27 wickets as MI won their fifth championship.

He also produced one of the best spells of his career in 2024, taking 5/21 against Royal Challengers Bengaluru at Wankhede.

IPL 2026 was unusually difficult for Bumrah. He took only four wickets from 13 matches, but his long-term record remains comfortably among the best in the competition.

Suryakumar Yadav – MI’s Middle-Order Attacker

Suryakumar Yadav returned to Mumbai Indians in 2018 after spending several seasons with Kolkata Knight Riders.

The move transformed his IPL career.

Mumbai promoted him into a top-order role, and he became one of the team’s most reliable run-scorers.

Suryakumar was part of the 2019 and 2020 championship teams and later developed into one of the most aggressive T20 batters in world cricket.

His best recent IPL campaign came in 2025, when he scored a franchise-record 717 runs and was named the league’s Most Valuable Player.

He crossed 4,000 runs for Mumbai Indians during IPL 2026, although that season was less productive individually. He scored 270 runs from 13 matches with two half-centuries.

Tilak Varma – Mumbai’s Young Batting Core

Tilak Varma joined Mumbai Indians in 2022 and quickly established himself as a major middle-order option.

His calmness under pressure stood out during difficult seasons for the franchise, and MI retained him for ₹8 crore ahead of the 2025 mega auction.

Tilak has scored 1,858 IPL runs through 2026 and remains with Mumbai as a long-term Indian batting investment.

His 2026 campaign included a major milestone. Against Gujarat Titans, Tilak scored an unbeaten 101 from 45 balls, his first IPL century.

He finished the season with 359 runs from 14 matches at a strike rate of 145.93.

His ability to play both pace and spin gives Mumbai an important left-handed presence between the top order and finishing group.

Trent Boult – New-Ball Strike Bowler

Trent Boult was central to Mumbai’s 2020 championship.

His new-ball partnership with Bumrah gave MI an attack capable of taking wickets both in the powerplay and at the death.

Boult returned to Mumbai at the 2025 mega auction for ₹12.50 crore.

His comeback season was excellent. He took 22 wickets in IPL 2025, finishing as Mumbai’s leading wicket-taker.

The 2026 campaign was more difficult. Boult played only five matches and took two wickets, but his overall IPL record and ability to swing the new ball still make him an important squad option.

Mumbai Indians’ Five IPL Titles

2013 – First IPL Championship

Mumbai won their first IPL title by defeating Chennai Super Kings in the final. Kieron Pollard scored an unbeaten 60, while MI’s bowlers defended 148 successfully.

The victory began the franchise’s championship era under Rohit Sharma.

2015 – From Slow Start to Champions

MI lost five of their first six matches but produced one of the league’s great recoveries.

They reached the final and defeated CSK by 41 runs after scoring 202/5.

2017 – One-Run Final

Mumbai’s third title came in one of the closest IPL finals ever played.

MI managed only 129/8 against Rising Pune Supergiant but defended the total, winning by one run.

2019 – Another One-Run Classic

Mumbai again faced Chennai in the final.

Lasith Malinga defended the final over and dismissed Shardul Thakur from the last ball as MI won by one run.

The result made Mumbai the first franchise to win four IPL titles.

2020 – Fifth Title

The 2020 team was arguably one of the strongest MI sides.

Ishan Kishan led the team with 516 runs, while Bumrah took 27 wickets. Mumbai defeated Delhi Capitals in the final to become champions for the second consecutive season.

Mumbai Indians Highest and Lowest Totals

MI’s highest IPL total is 247/9 against Delhi Capitals in 2024. Although Mumbai lost that match, the innings surpassed several previous franchise highs.

Their lowest total is 87.

Mumbai were dismissed for 87 against Kings XI Punjab in 2011 and again for 87 against Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2018. The SRH defeat was especially surprising because Mumbai were chasing only 119.

In IPL 2026, MI were also bowled out for 104 against Chennai Super Kings, showing how inconsistent the batting became during the season.

Best Individual Records for Mumbai Indians

Ryan Rickelton set a new franchise batting milestone in 2026 with an unbeaten 123 from 55 balls and also recorded MI’s fastest IPL century, reaching three figures from 44 balls.

Alzarri Joseph’s 6/12 against Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2019 remains the best bowling performance by an MI player and one of the best figures in IPL history.

Mumbai Indians 2026 IPL Season Summary

IPL 2026 was one of Mumbai Indians’ most disappointing seasons.

MI finished ninth with four wins and 10 defeats from 14 matches. Their net run rate was -0.584, and they finished above only Lucknow Super Giants on the table.

The campaign contained several high-scoring matches. Mumbai beat Gujarat Titans by 99 runs after making 199/5 and dismissing GT for 100. They also chased 229 against Lucknow Super Giants and 201 against Punjab Kings.

There were also heavy defeats. Chennai Super Kings beat Mumbai by 103 runs after bowling them out for 104, while Sunrisers Hyderabad chased 244 successfully at Wankhede.

Ryan Rickelton was MI’s leading run-scorer with 448 runs from 12 innings at an average of 40.72 and strike rate of 186.66. His unbeaten 123 was the highest individual score for Mumbai during the season.

Tilak Varma finished second with 359 runs, including his unbeaten century against Gujarat.

Allah Ghazanfar led Mumbai’s wicket chart with 15 wickets. Shardul Thakur and Corbin Bosch each took 12, while Bumrah had an unusually quiet season with four wickets.

The four-win campaign meant MI missed the playoffs after finishing third in 2025.

Conclusion

Mumbai Indians remain one of the defining franchises in IPL history despite a difficult 2026 season.

Their five championships came in 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020, all under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy. That title count keeps MI level with Chennai Super Kings among the most successful teams in the tournament.

Rohit remains the franchise’s leading run-scorer, while Jasprit Bumrah is its leading wicket-taker with 187 IPL wickets. Hardik Pandya leads the current team, with Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Varma and Trent Boult forming part of an experienced core.

Mumbai’s highest team total is 247/9, their lowest is 87, and Alzarri Joseph’s 6/12 remains the franchise’s best bowling performance.

IPL 2026 did not match the standards MI established during their championship years. Four wins from 14 matches left them ninth, but performances such as Rickelton’s 123* and Tilak’s first IPL century provided encouraging individual signs.

For a franchise built around five titles and repeated playoff appearances, returning to championship contention remains the clear target.

FAQs

How many IPL titles have Mumbai Indians won?

Mumbai Indians have won five IPL titles: 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020.

Who captains Mumbai Indians?

Hardik Pandya is the Mumbai Indians captain.

Who captained MI to all five IPL titles?

Rohit Sharma captained Mumbai Indians in each of their five championship seasons.

What is Mumbai Indians’ highest IPL score?

Mumbai Indians’ highest total is 247/9 against Delhi Capitals in 2024.

What is Mumbai Indians’ lowest IPL score?

Mumbai Indians’ lowest score is 87, a total they have recorded twice.

Who has scored the most runs for Mumbai Indians?

Rohit Sharma is Mumbai’s leading IPL run-scorer and crossed 6,000 runs for the franchise in 2026.

Who has taken the most wickets for Mumbai Indians?

Jasprit Bumrah leads MI with 187 IPL wickets through 2026.

What are the best bowling figures for Mumbai Indians?

Alzarri Joseph took 6/12 against Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2019.

What is Jasprit Bumrah’s best IPL bowling performance?

Bumrah’s best figures are 5/10.

Who scored the most runs for MI in IPL 2026?

Ryan Rickelton led Mumbai with 448 runs.

Who took the most wickets for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2026?

Allah Ghazanfar was MI’s leading wicket-taker with 15 wickets.

How many matches did Mumbai Indians win in IPL 2026?

MI won four of their 14 matches.

Where did Mumbai Indians finish in IPL 2026?

Mumbai finished ninth in the league table.

Who scored MI’s highest individual IPL score in 2026?

Ryan Rickelton scored an unbeaten 123 and also registered the fastest IPL century by a Mumbai Indians batter.

How many IPL runs did Tilak Varma score in 2026?

Tilak scored 359 runs from 14 matches and registered his first IPL century.

How much did Mumbai Indians retain Jasprit Bumrah for?

Bumrah’s retained value was ₹18 crore.

How much did MI pay for Trent Boult?

Mumbai Indians bought Trent Boult for ₹12.50 crore at the 2025 mega auction.

Which stadium is the home ground of Mumbai Indians?

Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is the franchise’s home ground.