Hardik Pandya meets former legend, MI fans give surprising reaction

• Mumbai lost three consecutive matches under Hardik's captaincy.
  
• Now questions are being raised on Hardik Pandya's captaincy
  
• Ravi Shastri supports MI captain Hardik Pandya
  

Mumbai Indians, captained by Hardik Pandya, could not even open a winning account in IPL 2024. Mumbai has played three matches so far in the tournament and the team has faced defeat in all three. This time Hardik Pandya is seen captaining Mumbai Indians, but ever since Hardik has become the captain of Mumbai, he is being trolled a lot on social media. The spectators present in the stadium are also seen raising slogans against Hardik.

Rohit-Rohiti started cheering

In all three matches, Hardik had to face criticism from the fans of Mumbai Indians and Rohit Sharma, when the last match was played at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, the fans were shouting Rohit-Rohit. Rohit was seen indicating to remain silent. Now Hardik Pandya has got the support of the former legend. After which the former veteran player has criticized Mumbai Indians.

Fans gave a surprising response

Seeing the continuous trolling of the new captain of Mumbai Indians Hardik Pandya, former veteran cricketer of Team India Ravi Shastri said that it is not an Indian cricket team which is playing. This is franchise cricket. They are paid a lot of money, they are the bosses. It is the right of the franchise to decide who they want to captain. Where I feel it could have been handled better. If you want to be a captain, let's say you're looking toward the future. We want Mumbai fans to support Hardik wholeheartedly and support him as the team grows over the next 3 years.

Bad start for Mumbai in IPL 2024

Fans were hopeful that the Mumbai Indians team would perform well under the captaincy of Hardik Pandya, but till now Mumbai Indians have not been able to win a single match in IPL 2024. The strongest team in IPL history has not been able to perform anything special this season. Even Mumbai Indians could not win a single match on their home ground.