Mumbai’s young batsman Naman Dhir believes the team will now compete for pride and try to finish the season strong when they meet LSG in Friday’s final IPL 2024 match. With eight points, the Mumbai franchise is positioned last in the IPL 2024 standings. In the event’s 17th season, Hardik Pandya’s team had difficulty—winning just four of the 13 games they played.

They want to beat the Lucknow-based team in order to round off the season with a victory, Naman Dhir said during the pre-game news conference. “We need to compete for our honor. Our goal is to close the season with a bang. “Our goal is to win the game,” Naman Dhir stated to the press.

The MI young player went on to say that mistakes taught them more important lessons than hits. Naman also mentioned that failing had taught him how to maintain composure under pressure. Failures, in my opinion, taught us more than successful innings. Failing has taught me a lot. Ways to maintain composure in a crisis. Failures have taught me a lot, and I’ll use that knowledge going forward,” he continued.

According to Naman Dhir, MI will improve for the next tournament edition by taking what it learned from this season. “Both batting and bowling had a mixed season. In certain games, we bowled well, and in others, we batted well. That’s how it was, then. Nevertheless, we have worked very hard. “We’ll take what we’ve learned from this and make the next season even better,” he continued.

Even if the Super Giants win their final IPL game here by a sizable margin, their chances of making the playoffs are really slim, even though Mumbai was eliminated from the competition long ago. Not only have three straight losses cost LSG valuable points, but they have also severely hurt their net run rate.

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