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    WPL 2026: Lack of stability at the top leading to MI’s batting power-play struggles, says Karim
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    WPL 2026: Lack Of Stability At The Top Leading To MI’s Batting Power-play Struggles, Says Karim

    By IANS News January 22, 2026 • 15:16 PM View: 182
    With Royal Challengers Bengaluru: Defending champions Mumbai Indians' struggles in the batting power-play of the 2026 Women's Premier League (WPL) stem from a critical lack of stability at the top of the batting order, said former India men’s wicketkeeper-batter Saba Karim.

    The two-time champions have suffered four defeats in six matches – something which is a first for the franchise. Their batting powerplay run rate of 6.05 is the weakest for a team in the competition, with none of their five openers – Hayley Matthews, G Kamalini, Amelia Kerr, Amanjot Kaur and Sajeevan Sajana – managing to cross 40 in any innings of this season.

    What has also not helped MI is their regular opener Hayley not having any game time behind her after undergoing shoulder surgery and a quad niggle, as well as Kamalini being ruled out of the competition due to a shoulder strain.

    TAGS Mumbai Indians Premier League Saba Karim Hayley Matthews Amelia Kerr Amanjot Kaur Sajeevan Sajana Nat Sciver Harmanpreet Kaur DY Patil Stadium UP Warriorz Meg Lanning Royal Challengers Bengaluru Delhi Capitals Gujarat Giants
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