The new season of IPL will start from March 2025. Earlier recently the auction process for this season was held. In which the teams had bought many players. After this, Mumbai Indians, the most successful team in IPL history, has announced its new fielding coach. Mumbai Indians have appointed a veteran of England as their fielding coach. Let us tell you that under his coaching, this former player has made England champion in ODI and then T20 World Cup.

Carl Hopkinson becomes the fielding coach of Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians have selected former England cricketer Carl Hopkinson as the fielding coach. MI shared this good news through its social media handle. MI shared a picture of Karl from its X account and wrote, 'Appointment of our support staff department, our new fielding coach. Carl Hopkinson'.

Played an important role in England winning the ODI and T20 World Cup.

Carl Hopkins was born on 14 September 1981 in Brighton and Hove, UK. It is noteworthy that 43-year-old Hopkinson has not played a single international match. But he scored 2705 runs in 64 first class matches. Whereas in 92 List A matches he scored 1400 runs. However, as a coach, Carl Fielding has played an important role in England's victory in the 2019 ODI World Cup and 2022 T20 World Cup. Whereas now he will have the responsibility of making the fielding of Mumbai Indians team better and better.

The command of Mumbai Indians will be in the hands of Hardik Pandya again.

The first match of IPL 2025 will be played on 14 March. Whereas the final will be held on 25th May. Let us tell you that Mumbai Indians is jointly the most successful team in IPL history. It has won the IPL title 5 times under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma in the years 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2022. Whereas Chennai Super Kings has also won the trophy five times. The title of the year 2024 was won by Kolkata Knight Riders. Mumbai Indians were captained by Hardik Pandya in this season. Although the team's performance was very poor. Let us tell you that in 2025 also Pandya will take charge of MI.