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Suryakumar Yadav Leaves Mumbai Indians’ Camp After Hardik Pandya, Reason Revealed

Siyan Sethi
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Suryakumar Yadav Leaves Mumbai Indians’ Camp After Hardik Pandya, Reason Revealed

The Mumbai Indians have witnessed a great downfall in the ongoing IPL 2026, as the team languishes at the bottom of the table, and would need to win all their remaining fixtures to have a slim chance of qualifying for the playoffs.

The Mumbai Indians have faced several injuries during their IPL 2026 season. Star player Rohit Sharma has missed many games, and captain Hardik Pandya is also dealing with back problems.

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Suryakumar Yadav Ruled Out vs RCB

With Hardik Pandya likely to be ruled out of the IPL 2026 match against RCB, the franchise has been hit with another massive injury blow, with another experienced player reportedly sidelined for the marquee clash.

In a significant development and a massive blow to MI’s playoff aspirations, their experienced middle-order batter, Suryakumar Yadav, is likely to be ruled out of the IPL 2026 clash vs RCB. The development was reported by RevSportz journalist Rohit Juglan, and it comes as a massive dent to MI.

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The exact reason for Suryakumar’s exclusion has yet to be revealed, but as per reports, SKY is set to become a father.

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Siyan Sethi

Siyan Sethi is a senior cricket correspondent for The Telegraph India, widely regarded as one of the freshest and most thoughtful voices covering women's cricket in the country. A graduate of Chennai's M.O.P. Vaishnav College, she began her career reporting on college and university women's tournaments before transitioning to the national beat. Siyan follows the Indian women's team at every ICC event and has been a constant presence through the transformative early years of the Women's Premier League. Her writing is known for combining sharp tactical observation—particularly around the rise of power‑hitting and athletic fielding—with a deep commitment to tracking the grassroots pathways that bring young girls from small‑town academies into the professional game. Siyan also contributes comparative pieces on global T20 leagues such as The Hundred and the WBBL, placing Indian developments in an international context. A RedInk Award recipient, she is committed to challenging gender biases in sports media and creating space for the next generation of female cricket storytellers.

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