Mi playing xi: The performance of Hardik Pandya -led Mumbai Indians has been quite simple in IPL 2025. Five -time title winning team MI has been able to win only one match in five matches this season, while in the other four matches, they have suffered a crushing defeat. Now the next clash of Mi Playing XI will be from Delhi Capitals on Sunday (April 13). The match will be played at Delhi stronghold Arun Jaitley Stadium, for which both teams have started sweating fiercely. The special thing is that captain Hardik can make many big changes in this match by taking lessons from continuous defeat.

Rohit can be out

The performance of former captain of Mumbai Indians (Mi Playing XI) remains a matter of concern for MI team management and captain Hardik Pandya. Rohit has played four matches in IPL 2025 so far, scoring 38 runs at a minor average of just 9.50. During this time, Rohit's highest score has been 17 runs which came in the last match against Royal Challengers Bangalore. After seeing this form of former captain Rohit of Mi Playing XI, the team management can take drastic steps and can be dropped from the match against Delhi Capitals. Young uncapted player Krishnan Shreejit may get a chance to start the innings in place of Rohit.

Ryan Ricelton will also be out!

The form of left -handed batsman Ryan Ricelton, who started the innings with Rohit, also remains a concern for Mi Playing XI. Ryan Riclton has scored 108 runs in five matches for MI at an ordinary average of 27, including the only half -century. After Ryan's poor performance, he can be entrusted with the responsibility of starting the innings by sitting on the bench against Delhi Capitals. At the same time, Krishnan Shreejit may appear in the role of wicketkeeper in place of Ryan Riclton.

Mumbai Indians potential playing XI

Krishnan Srijit (wicketkeeper), Bewon Jacobs, Tilak Verma, Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya (Captain), Will Jax, Naman Dhir, Mitchell Santner, Deepak Chahar, Trent Bolt and Jaspreet Bumrah.

Impact Player- Vignesh Puthur