Kieron Pollard doesn't want to see 'yellows and reds' at Wankhede in IPL; urges MI players to put 'team a - The Times of India

Newly appointed Mumbai Indians head coach Kieron Pollard has admitted that the five-time IPL champions have not lived up to their fans' expectations in recent seasons. He said the first step towards getting back to their best is to accept where they have fallen short and work towards fixing it.

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