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3 Players Mumbai Indians might release ahead of IPL 2024 auction

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Mumbai Indians, one of the most successful franchises in the history of the Indian Premier League (IPL) with 5 league titles, have always been known for their strategic team-building approach. As they gear up for the IPL 2024 auction, there are speculations about potential player releases to create room for new acquisitions. 

There are also some reports of Gujarat Titans’ skipper Hardik Pandya being traded to MI before the auction, which will definitely provide more balancing strength to the squad. However, here’s a closer look at three players Mumbai Indians might consider releasing ahead of the IPL 2024 auction.

1. Jofra Archer

While Jofra Archer is undoubtedly one of the most dynamic all-rounders in any format of the game, his recurring injury concerns may prompt the Mumbai Indians to consider releasing him. The team management has to weigh the value of having a match-winner against the risk of inconsistent availability. He didn’t play the entire 2022 season and played only 5 matches in the 2023 season due to injury.

2. Cameron Green

The young Australian all-rounder Cameron Green was a promising addition to the Mumbai Indians squad in the IPL 2022 mega auction, but his limited opportunities and performances may lead the team to explore other options. With the IPL being a tournament that demands immediate impact, the franchise might opt for a player with a proven track record or a more experienced T20 specialist. Releasing Green could open up a slot for a player who can contribute more consistently in pressure situations.

3. Chris Jordan

Despite being a T20 specialist with experience in various T20 leagues worldwide, Chris Jordan’s performances for Mumbai Indians have been underwhelming. With the team looking for more effective pace options in the death overs, Mumbai Indians might release Jordan to explore other overseas fast-bowling options in the auction. He picked up only 3 wickets in 6 matches with an embarrassing economy rate of 10.77.

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