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'I want teams to fear Mumbai Indians even when we play away': New batting coach

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

Following a ninth-place finish in IPL 2025, Robin Uthappa is teaming up with head coach Kieron Pollard to rebuild the franchise's reputation across all venues. Uthappa believes the team must replicate its imposing Wankhede Stadium form when playing away from home to regain fan trust. A central part of his strategy involves emotionally investing in younger and domestic talent through transparent communication. The role marks a full circle for Uthappa, who originally launched his IPL playing career with the team in 2008.

Key points

  • Mumbai Indians must learn to replicate their dominant home form during away matches to in…: Mumbai Indians must learn to replicate their dominant home form during away matches to intimidate opponents.
  • Robin Uthappa is relying on clear role clarity and emotional investment to develop younge…: Robin Uthappa is relying on clear role clarity and emotional investment to develop younger domestic players.
  • The five-time champions enter their next competitive cycle with an underdog mindset to wi…: The five-time champions enter their next competitive cycle with an underdog mindset to win back supporter trust.

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Mumbai Indians batting coach

Robin Uthappa wants the team to become a force not just at the Wankhede Stadium but also at every other venue in the IPL. He believes the five-time champions must win back the trust of their fans after a disappointing 2025 season.

Mumbai Indians finished ninth among 10 teams in IPL 2025. Uthappa knows the team, under head coach

Kieron Pollard, has a lot of work to do to return to its winning ways.

Speaking to the franchise's website, Uthappa said Mumbai Indians would once again begin their journey as underdogs and would have to earn the support of their fans.

“Today, we find ourselves back in that similar situation right now where the trust of the fans need to be earned again. We come in again as underdogs. it's been one full cycle, and we're back to where we started again, which is nice," Uthappa said.

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