Mumbai Indians IPL Team 2011 Players, Mumbai Indians Squad for IPL 4

  Sachin Tendulkar led Mumbai Indians will play their first match of IPL 2011 tournament against Virender Sehwag led Delhi Daredevils at the Ferozeshah Kotla Stadium on Sunday, 10 April 2011. Mumbai Indians have retained Sachin Tendulkar, Harbajan Singh, Kieron Pollard and Lasith Mallinga for IPL 2011.

  Mumbai Indians Team Squad for IPL 2011: Sachin Tendulkar (Captain), Rohit Sharma, Andrew Symonds, Kieron Pollard, James Franklin, Ambati Rayudu, Davy Jacobs, Abu Nechim, Aditya Tare (wk), Harbhajan Singh, Lasith Malinga, Munaf Patel, Ali Murtaza, Clint McKay, Dilhara Fernando, Moises Henriques, Aiden Blizzard, Yuzvendra Chahal, Sarul Kanwar, Dhawal Kulkarni, Rajagopal Sathish, Tirumalasetti Suman, Pawan Suyal, Santosh Yadav and Suryakumar Yadav

 Batsmen: Tirumalasetti Suman (India), Aiden Blizzard (Australia), S K Yadav (India), Sachin Tendulkar (India)), Rohit Sharma (India), Sarul Kanwar (India)

All Rounders: Moises Henriques (Australia), James Franklin 9New Zealand), Rajagopal Sathish (India), Kieron Pollard (Trinidad and Tobago), Andrew Symonds (Australia)

Wicket Keepers: Aditya Tare (India), Davy Jacobs (South Africa), Ambati Rayudu (India)

Bowlers: Harbhajan Singh (India), Abu Nechim (India),Dilhara Fernando 9Sri Lanka), Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka), Munaf Patel (India),Dhawal Kulkarni (India), Ali Murtaza (India), Pawan Suyal (India), Yuzvendra Chahal (India)

Players of Mumbai Indians Team (bought by IPL 2011 auction)

    Rohit Sharma ($2 million)
    Munaf Patel ($700,000)
    Andrew Symonds ($850,000)
    James Franklin ($100,000)
    Moises Henriques ($50,000)
    Davy Jacobs ($190,000)
    Clint McKay ($110,000)
    Aiden Blizzard ($20,000)

Paceman Sreesanth in Bangalore at his House

   Shanthakumar Sreesanth, or Sreesanth as he likes to be called, has come a long way. The young lad from Kerala made an impressive debut in the ODI against Sri Lanka. Sreesanth seemed to be making it to the headlines for all the wrong reasons possible, with a lack of discipline topping the list. Shooting his mouth off at every opponent or the infamous slapping by colleague Harbhajan Singh, have been few instances that put this cricketer on a social low. Nevertheless, his attitude at the ICC World Cup this year seems to have put a full stop to all those mock-a-merry comments from critics.

   The support he provided for team members from day one was evident and visible to all — be it running across the field with water bottles and towels for his team members, to his well-under-control emotions during the final match, Sreesanth took the nation by surprise.
   “I have not slept for about four days,” confirmed Sreesanth, adding, “Winning the cup was our dream and the feeling of having won it, has still not sunk in. We’ve been partying day and night with all the members of the squad and it’s been fun.”