Captaincy, coaching, trade talk to headline Mumbai Indians' season review next week
Mumbai Indians' top brass will meet in England next week for a season review that could shape the franchise's future. Captaincy, Mahela Jayawardene's coaching role and Hardik Pandya's trade situation will dominate discussions.
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